An analysis of the way Scrooge, the protagonist of Christmas Carol, and Barbox, the protagonist of Mugby Junction, react to their encounters demonstrates that Charles Dickens uses both characters to tell similar stories about true happiness, where and how people can find it, about the importance of being good to each other even the others are not, to grow in love to others around us and that is never too late to do that. 'It is required of every man...that the spirit within him should walk abroad among his fellowmen' (Dickens
An analysis of the way Scrooge, the protagonist of Christmas Carol, and Barbox, the protagonist of Mugby Junction, react to their encounters demonstrates that Charles Dickens uses both characters to tell similar stories about true happiness, where and how people can find it, about the importance of being good to each other even the others are not, to grow in love to others around us and that is never too late to do that. 'It is required of every man...that the spirit within him should walk abroad among his fellowmen' (Dickens