Christmas carol: characters- ghost 4- the ghost of christmas yet to come. (quotes & info.) Flashcards

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how/ why does dickens use this ghost?

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to present the idea that the future is not something which is predetermined. the ghost is difficult to see; its shrouded in mystery just liek the future.

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the ghost approaches, ‘slowly, gravely, silently.’ why might dickens of described it liek this?

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reader is prompted to reflect on how the future is incipient and enacting change needs to be something done with urgency.

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what does the ghost force scrooge to do?

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reflect on his own insignificance- on seeing his own gravestone, he is reminded of his pitiful existence.

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key quote: 1- s4.

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the phantom slowly, gravely, silently approached.

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key quote: 2- s4.

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scrooge bent down upon his knee; for in the very air through which this spirit moved, it seemed to scatter gloom and mystery.

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key quote: 3- s4.

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its mysterious presence filled him (scrooge) with a solemn dread.

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key quote: 4- s4.

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‘i fear you more than any spectre i have seen.’ (scrooge.)

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key quote: 5- s4.

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‘good spirit, your nature intercedes me, and pities me.’

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key quote: 6- s4.

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the spirit was immovable as ever.

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