Ghost of Christmas Past

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    Inaction, that demonstrates silence, is just as dangerous as speaking out. In chapter five, Elie is being transferred to a new Kommando and they are beginning a selection. Elie observes the old men and thought, "The old men stayed in their corner, silent, motionless, hunted-down creatures. Some were praying. One more hour. Then we would know the verdict: death or reprieve" (Wiesel 70). The older men, who can't work, are scared because they don't want to be selected to die. They are just sitting…

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    Groundhog Day Analysis

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    Do you ever feel like you're living the same day over and over again? Phil Connors (Bill Murray) can relate with the 1993 film “Groundhog Day”. This film written by Harold Ramis is a romantic comedy that keeps the audience guessing, but also makes them reflect on themselves. Phil is a stuck up guy, that only worries about his own problems and doesn’t think about how he is affecting other people’s lives. Phil, a weatherman, is sent on assignment to cover the annual Groundhog Day festivities in…

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    women who was his business partner who had died in the story represents mankind. The ghost that visits Scrooge means memory, charity, and fear of death. Charles Dickens reminds his readers throughout the story that you should notice the crowd and group of people that you hang out with. In the opening chapter or stave the author Charles Dickens describes him as a depressed man and a man who does not celebrate Christmas. The author made Scrooge a selfish man and no consideration for his own…

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    The Lady In Red Analysis

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    Just as LeMieux begins to give up on hope he feels a tap on his shoulder. An older lady who seems gravely ill and coughing viciously, in a red coat and hat overheard his past confrontations and actually decides to help him out. The way Richard expresses his gratitude towards this stranger gives the reader an image of this woman in red’s personality. The description the author makes when the lady donates the money to Richard…

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    In Charles Dickens’, A christmas Carol I speculate all three spirits assisted Scrooge from his callous behaviour, and shifted his life around to make him a content man. Scrooge learns the same lesson from all three spirit (That kindness is the key to happiness) however, each spirit tells scrooge happiness in different ways. In the beginning of the novella, Scrooge is portrayed as a cold-hearted miser who abhors anything joyful , but once visited by the spirits scrooge is depicted as a…

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    Scrooge, a heartless man who only cares about his money and his wealthy, Scrooge doesn’t let go of his wealthy any second, even on Christmas. The day before Christmas, everywhere was peaceful, and happy, but only in the store which Scrooge owned, there only darkness and coldness. Fred, Scrooge’s nephew came in the store and wished his uncle a Merry Christmas, but all Scrooge said was, “a time finding yourself a year older and not an hour richer.” And made Fred went out. That night, after…

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    Victorian Age is A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Charles Dickens was known for his very real and unbiased view of society. “Charles Dickens was the most popular novelist of his century” (Damrosch, Dettmar and Baswell). Dickens was well known for his use of symbolism in order to relay a message to his intended audience. In A Christmas Carol, the main character, Ebenezer Scrooge, is visited by a spirit and three ghosts. The spirit symbolizes what Scrooge may become, while the ghosts…

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    A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens shows Scrooge learning the spirit of Christmas, changing himself, and becoming a more compassionate person. In the story, Scrooge meets three ghosts, past, present, and future. The first ghost shows him that he used to be a happier person. The second ghost shows him that his behavior causes trouble for other people. The third and final ghost shows him what could happen if he refuses to change his ways. After meeting each of these ghosts, the reader begins to…

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    Who is mean and hates Christmas? Scrooge! Scrooge absolutely hates Christmas. His friend Marley died on Christmas and Scrooge has hated it since. When the ghost of Christmas past comes to visit we see some of the first changes. For example the ghost shows Scrooge where he used to work, and there was a Christmas party. He shows some emotion which is happiness, he still care about people. Another example is the ghost of Christmas past shows Scrooge that his lil sister and his father wants him home…

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    Although the book and movie were very similar, they were also very different in many ways. For example, the Ghost of Christmas Past was a very elegant, almost glowing woman. In the book however, the Ghost of Christmas Past was practically “like a child: yet not so like a child as like an old man” (A Christmas Carol, 53). Secondly, Tiny Tim, in the movie, actually waited out for his father while he was at work, and they walked home together. In the book, Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim’s father, walked…

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