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Coursework essay – a Christmas carol
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... Coursework essay - a Christmas carol 06/11/2009 Henry McPherson 2nd draft To what extent has Charles Dickens created of Scrooge as a symbol of Victorian society? Plan o Introduction o We will talk about the character of scrooge at the start of the novel o Scrooge's past: him as a school kid, his dad and his fiancé o Victorian poverty, including the Cratchets and tiny Tim o Victorian society: poor house, treadmill's and prisons o Victorian Christmases + his nephew o The warning + the ghost of Christmas yet to come Introduction Ebenezer Scrooge is the main character in the book A Christmas Carol. He is a miserable old man who is visited by spirits and turns over a new leaf about Christmas. The novel was written as a warning to Victorian society that the way they live at the moment was wrong, and something had to change. I will be looking at the character of
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