English Literature: Family in A Christmas Carol (Quotations)
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| Which quotation shows how Fan and Scrooge had a close and loving relationship growing up? | 'Dear dear brother' and 'Kissing him' |
| Scrooges family in his present life reflects how he was neglected by his friends and family as a child. What quotation shows this and how his fathers behaviour foreshadows his own? | 'Father is so much kinder than he used to be' 'A solitary child, neglected by his friends' and as an adult he was 'as solitary as an oyster' |
| Which quotations show how Belle's family life is full of affection and happiness? | 'full of comfort' 'irrepressible affection' |
| What quotation shows how grateful Belle is for her family and the companionship of each other? | 'To have had the lightest licence of a child, and yet to have been man enough to know its value' - Belle's husband |
| The quotation showing how Belle's family are rich and wealthy in other aspects rather than financially. | 'The father who came home attended by a man laden with Christmas toys and presents' |
| How are the Cratchit family affectionate towards each other? | 'Kissing her a dozen times' |
| How are the Cratchit family presented as a unit with a great sense of togetherness? | 'Then all the Cratchit family drew round the hearth' |
| How are they presented as happy despite the problems they face within their family life? | 'They were happy, grateful, pleased with one another' |
| How is Fred shown to initiate a conversation with scrooge and actively aim to be kind to him despite Scrooge's lack of kindness? | 'Merry Christmas Uncle' |
| Quotation showing the anaphora of nothing? | 'I want nothing from you, I ask nothing of you; why cannot we be friends?' |
| How does scrooge's metamorphosis show his change in attitude towards his nephew Fred? | 'Will you let me in, Fred?' |
| How does the cyclical change of Scrooge affect his attitude towards Tiny Tim and the Cratchit family? | And to Tiny Tim he became a 'Second Father' |
| If scrooge does not change his ways it is shown that his family will no longer try and involve him in their lives. This is shown when Scrooge's corpse is ... | Neglected. 'unwatched, unwept, uncared for' |
| What quotation shows how at the end of the novella Scrooge is happy and contented within his own family? | 'He was at home in five minutes' 'Nothing could be heartier' |