Forgiveness

Question 1

“unwatched, unwept, uncared for”

Answer 1

Langauge: repeated negative prefixes
Emphasizes how nobody liked him and nobody mourns his death

Reader:
Reader feels pity because Scrooge turned away the love he could’ve had

Question 2

“assure me that I yet may change”

Answer 2

Scrooge finds out that the man on the grave is him, then he’s begging the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come that it wont be him

Question 3

“prayed forgiveness the next moment”

Answer 3

The phrase shows how Caroline felt guilty because she was happy that Scrooge had died. They are hoping that they will get somebody nicer will take over the business

Question 4

“I am sorry for him, I couldn’t be angry with him if I tried”

Answer 4

Fred feels sorry that Scrooge suffers by himself and he doesnt have the opportunity to have happy moments

Question 5

“do I not know that your repentance and regret would surely follow?”

Answer 5

Belle knows that Scrooge will be regretful in the future, and she releases him.

Question 6

“may you be happy in the life you have chosen”

Answer 6

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Question 7

Topic sentence 1 (Christmas yet to come)

Answer 7

The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come shows Scrooge a miserable future so he has the urge to change and be forgiven

Question 8

Topic sentence 2 (importance)

Answer 8

Dickers presents forgiveness as important, whether it’s from God of someone else

Question 9

Topic sentence 3 (Belle)

Answer 9

Belle shows Scrooge forgiveness after noticing his change and obsession with money, then she lets him go.