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    people, Christmas Spirit means to be jolly, giving, and praising, but to the main character, Ebenezer Scrooge, in A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, Christmas Spirit is split into three forms: Past, Present, and Future. These spirits come to show Scrooge what his life was like, is like, and will be like without Christmas Spirit. The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come plays the main part in transforming Scrooge into a joyful, spirited man by convincing him to live a better life, fulfilling the…

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    interpretation of this play was directed by Dallas Padoven, a guest artist. The plot of A Christmas Carol is that Ebenezer Scrooge thinks it's all humbug, criticizing his faithful clerk, Bob Cratchet, and his cheerful nephew, Fred, for their views. Later, Scrooge encounters the ghost of his late business partner, Jacob Marley, who warns that three spirits will visit him this night. The ghosts take Scrooge on a journey through his past, present and future in the hope of transforming his…

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    Scrooged Movie Comparison

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    Ebenezer’s nephew was also rewritten as Frank’s younger brother. Noting that it wasn’t a sarcastic tone about the nephew/brother and the missed party Ebenezer/Frank didn’t attend. The brother seemed sad and distraught, holding onto the sliver of hope that Frank would be the big, loving brother who was around. Within the casted rewrites, the Ghosts of Christmas were also a little different. The Ghost of…

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    Charles Dickens’ allegorical novella, A Christmas Carol, was written to spread awareness of the everlasting Christmas Spirit throughout the year. Ebenezer Scrooge, a fictional character, brought to life/fabricated as he represents the social hierarchy troubles that were going on in Victorian England. Scrooge lives his life as a less fortunate pauper and holds money as his golden idol; however, by letting avarice consume him, it almost lead to his ultimate downfall. Fortunately, four specters pay…

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    Scrooge 's assault of anything christmas doesn’t only affect him. It has a deep affect on the people he is surrounded by.One of these people is his nephew, Frederick, played by Brendan Rowlands. Frederick invites scrooge to his holiday dinner every year, but year after year Scrooge declines. This takes a toll on Frederick, seeing as Scrooge, the brother of Frederick’s mother, has never met Frederick’s wife or any of his…

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    Christmas Carol, retells the story of Ebenezer Scrooge who is a bitter old miser. He is definitely one of the above mentioned people that he lives a cold and lonely life without any passion for life, forgetting about the warmth of Christmas. Facing the warm Christmas season, Mr. Scrooge displayed his dislikes of the surroundings. As Christmas came nearer, he tried all sorts of methods to exploit Bob, his employee, as well as his nephew, Fred. Since the beginning, Mr. Scrooge had no plan to…

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    He was a "tight-fisted" man who held money as close to his heart as Scrooge does. When Marley appears to Scrooge, Dickens describes the chain which Marley has "clasped around his middle". It is a chain made of "cash-boxes, keys, padlocks, ledgers, deeds and heavy purses wrought in steel". These symbolise Marley's selfish, covetous and obsessive personality. It is a representation of a message that Scrooge will only receive through the things he values most; money and…

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    A Christmas Carol Summary

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    Christmas Carol’, was performed at South Bend’s Civic theatre on Wednesday December 09. The play was directed by Kevin Dreyer, David Chudzynski, and was based off of the novel written by Charles Dickens. The main theme was about an older man, Ebenezer Scrooge; and his interactions from his past, present, and future ghosts. The encounters with these ghosts led him to transform into a kinder and admirable gentleman. South Bend Civic Theatre’s replication of ‘Christmas Carol’ was rather…

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    My Definition Of Success

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    At 31 years of age I ask myself "Am I successful?". I think to answer that depends greatly on each individual’s definition of success. What aspects or categories they may be looking at? If success is defined by money or happiness. It is a very abstract topic. I define the success in my life not by how much money I make or have, but by how I make others feel. I feel, from my point of view, that I am very successful. However, I do not look at material possessions when I grade my life. Looking at…

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    Most everyone knows the Christmas classic by Charles Dickens “A Christmas Carol” where a man named Ebenezer Scrooge was visited by ghosts, changing his life around. That is just fiction, but can you imagine what it would be like to see real Christmas ghosts? Ghost of Alcatraz Island Off the coast of San Francisco, California you’ll find Alcatraz Island which has a long and ghostly history. Ages ago Native Americans banished miscreants to this island for punishment and the story goes that they…

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