SCROOGE AS AN OUTSIDER TO SOCIETY

Question 1

how is scrooge presented as an outsider to society?

Answer 1

Scrooge is initially depicted as an outsider to society, isolated by his greed and indifference to others.
His solitary lifestyle and lack of meaningful relationships reinforce his status as an outsider.
Through his redemption, Scrooge reconnects with society and becomes actively involved in his community, no longer an outcast but a valued member of society.

Question 2

scrooge as an outsider:quotes

Answer 2

But you were always a good man of business, Jacob,” faltered Scrooge, who now began to apply this to himself. (Scrooge reflecting on Marley’s fate) - Scrooge’s self-identification with Marley’s fate suggests his recognition of his own isolation and estrangement from humanity due to his focus solely on business and wealth.