Redemption And Change

Question 1

Introduction

Answer 1

Dickens conveys a universal message that everyone is capable of change

Scrooge is transformation from being cruel to benevolent

Everyone should show compassion regardless of social position

Question 2

H.M.I.A.N.T.M.I.W

Answer 2

Hear me, I am not the man I was

Exclamation shows sincere regret and transformation
Dickens suggest everyone can change

Question 3

A.I.T.M.W.L.U.T.B

Answer 3

am I that man who lay upon the bed

Rhetorical reveals fear of consequences
Turning point for Scrooge’s

Question 4

I.W.N.S.O.T.L.T.T.T

Answer 4

I will not shut out the lessons that they teach

Active commitment to moral growth
Dickens emphasises learning from the future as key to redemption

Question 5

I.A.A.L.A.A.F.I.A.A.H.A.A.A

Answer 5

I am as light as a feather, I am as happy as an angel

Similes show Scrooge’s renewed joy
Redemption is portrayed as euphoric and liberating

Question 6

I.A.O.T.Y.I.T.Y.F.T

Answer 6

I am obliged to you. I thank you 50 times.

Humble gratitude replaces arrogance
Change brings humility

Question 7

A.M.C.B.S.S.W.A.E

Answer 7

a Merry Christmas, Bob! said Scrooge with an earnestness

Embrace of warmth and generosity
Sincere shift in tone reveals transformation

Question 8

A.G.M.B.P.A.I.I.I

Answer 8

a great many back payments are included in it

Financial reparation mirrors redemption
Scrooge makes amends through actions

Question 9

R.Y.S.A.E.T.A.Y.S.F

Answer 9

Raise your salary and endeavour to assist your struggling family

Dickens rewards redemption with human connection
Scrooge becomes an agent of positive change