A Christmas Carol: Themes (AQA GCSE English Literature): Flashcards

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A Christmas Carol: Themes
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4 main themes in A Christmas Carol

Redemption, Social Injustice, Christmas Spirit, Isolation

Character transforming from miserly to generous

Ebenezer Scrooge

Redemption message in Scrooge's change

It is never too late to change

Role of the three spirits

Catalysts for Scrooge to reflect and change

Ghost warning Scrooge about his fate

Jacob Marley

What Marley's chains represent

Burden of his greed and selfishness in life

Family representing plight of the poor

The Cratchit family

What Ignorance and Want symbolise

Society's neglect of the poor and vulnerable

3 Christmas spirit values

Generosity, kindness, and goodwill

Scrooge's former employer

Fezziwig

What Fezziwig epitomises

The Christmas spirit

True meaning of Christmas in story

Compassion and human connection

Source of true happiness per story

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