https://padlet.com/helen_self/ss3y28bji6vr Made with wonder en-us 2018-03-19 10:39:06 UTC 2025-11-18 05:46:53 UTC hello@padlet.com helen_self https://padlet.com/helen_self/ss3y28bji6vr/wish/243400335 Key Characters:
The Cratchit family - show the family spirit between them all
Fred - SCROOGES LAST REMAINING FAMILY
Belle and her family - shows that Belle was Scrooge’s last opportunity for family and sees how he has missed out

Settings/images :
The Cratchits house
Belle’s house
Context: At twelve, his father was arrested and sent to debtors' prison. Dickens' mother moved seven of their children into prison with their father but arranged for Charles to live alone outside the prison, working with other child laborers at a hellish job pasting labels on bottles in a blacking warehouse.

Key Quotes
‘It was a small pudding for a large family’ stave 3, don’t have much money but still come together as a family at Christmas and make the most of it.



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Scrooge ~ isolatates himself from society and his family. He idolises money and therefore loses Belle
Marley~ isolated himself all his life and is forced to continue as a ghost to repent his sins
Scrooge’s family - His father abandoned him at boarding school while his friends went and played / went home
 
QUOTES
“As solitary as an oyster”
“Hard and sharp as flint” he’s cold and stony to the outside but has the capacity to be warm.
“I wish to be left alone”
“A solitary child, neglected by his friends, is left there still”
“His partner lies upon the point of death... [He is] Quite alone in the world I do believe”, Belle talking about Scrooge at the end of stave 2.

Settings
The counthouse - Scrooge hides away from the outside world, with only Bob for company.
Scrooge’s house - where he is alone until the ghosts pay him a visit.




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Scrooge - feels guilty for how he used to be, for “idolising money” and loosing Belle
Cratchits (especially Mrs Cratchit) - Blames Scrooge for making life miserable and not paying Bob enough.

SETTINGS/ IMAGES
Belles breakup with Scrooge. - Belle blames scrooge for not caring about her and Scrooge looks and feels guilt over his actions

Tiny Tim’s death - Scrooge feels guilt over his death and the fact that he could have done something


QUOTES - “why do you delight to torture me” -Scrooge stave 2 - Scrooge feels guilt and regret over what kind of person he has become and his actions.





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Scrooge-from dismissive to very acceptive. From selfish to giving, generous. From isolated to social
Tiny tim~ from ill to well 
Ghosts~ trasnsform scroooge 

"I don’t know anything! I’m quite a baby”- when Scrooge wakes up on Christmas Day he refers to himself as a baby suggesting he is a new man.]]> 2018-03-19 10:52:28 UTC https://padlet.com/helen_self/ss3y28bji6vr/wish/243400412 helen_self https://padlet.com/helen_self/ss3y28bji6vr/wish/243400452 Key characters;
- Scrooge - scrooge learns compassion throughout the play and at the end he is forgiven by those he has wronged.
- Cratchets-always welcoming and kind to Scrooge as they think he has the strength to change
- Fred - also thinks that Scrooge has the strength to change and will always invite him to Christmas just incase one day he accepts
- Belle-gives Scrooge a chance to win her back but
- Fezziwig
- Ghost of Christmas yet to come

SETTINGS
Fred’s house
The ghost of Christmas present blesses the cratchit house.


QUOTES
“Don’t be angry, uncle. Come! Dine with us tomorrow” -Fred stave 1- Despite Scrooge’s hostility Fred is offering him the chance to dine with them and he is showing compassion.

He spoke so gently to me one dear night when I was going to bed, that I was not afraid to ask him once more if you might come home-fan forgives her father for kicking Scrooge out and says he has changed







]]> 2018-03-19 10:52:36 UTC https://padlet.com/helen_self/ss3y28bji6vr/wish/243400452 helen_self https://padlet.com/helen_self/ss3y28bji6vr/wish/243400564 CHARACTERS
Bob Cratchit - hardworking yet still impoverished. He makes of what he can
Tiny Tim - he’s poor and unable to do anything, he depends on his family
Rag and bone man - takes what he can. Has to steal in order to survive.

SETTINGS/IMAGES
The cratchit house
The rag and bone man shop

QUOTES :


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Scrooge - isolates self from society and doesn't care about social responsibilty
Fezziwig - model for Scrooge; takes care of workers with Christmas party
The Portly Gentlemen - men seeking charitable donations to help others at Christmas
Marley - delivers warning to Scrooge about his miserly ways

Settings/images:
Marley's chains - symbolic of the social responsibility of those with the means to help others less fortunate
The Pawn Shop - shows desperation of Londoners at the time (selling dead people's possessions to make money)


Quotes:
'No beggars implored him to bestow a trifle, no children asked him what it was o'clock' - Scrooge has a reputation of being uncaring that keeps him isolated from society
'Bah! Humbug!' - shows Scrooge's lack of social responsibility
'We should make some small provision for the Poor and Destitute' - the Portly Gentlemen believe in giving to those in need
'In came all the young men and women employed in the business' - Fezziwig invites everyone to the party, regardless of social rank
'he hoped people saw him going to church' - Tiny Tim hopes other people see him going to church so they are reminded of the meaning of Christmas - this shows social responsibility.

Context:
Scrooge's speech in Stave 1 about the state of the poor relates to the ideas of Thomas Robert Malthus in his 'Essay on the Principal of Population' (1798). This inhuman view shows a lack of social conscience and responsibility. ]]> 2018-03-19 10:53:06 UTC https://padlet.com/helen_self/ss3y28bji6vr/wish/243400625