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   Dickens uses colour symbolism and extended metaphors to characterise Scrooge and Fred as opposite characters. Scrooge is likened to the cold, whereas Fred is described as ‘ruddy’, ‘handsome’ and warm. Fred exemplifies Christmas spirit, empathy and goodwill. Through showing us Scrooge through the eyes of Fred, we learn the importance of ...

2. www.enotes.com › topics › christmas-carolIn A Christmas Carol , why does Scrooge believe Fred shouldn ...

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   Fred is not the only one who Scrooge believes is too poor to be merry. Upon hearing Cratchit applaud Fred's speech, Scrooge scolds him with the threat of being fired. After Fred exchanges season's ...

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   Oct 4, 2024 · Scrooge does not like Christmas because he has many negative memories associated with it. When Scrooge is talking to Fred and the men collecting for charity, he tells them all kinds of reasons why ...

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5. www.enotes.com › topics › christmas-carolFred's portrayal and his attitude towards Scrooge in A ...

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   How does Fred refer to Scrooge in A Christmas Carol? Fred is Scrooge's nephew (his name is not given to the reader until Scrooge observes Fred's family with the Ghost of Christmas Present).

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   Fred shows what upper-class people should be like – whilst Scrooge has always been horribly rude and dismissive of him, he does not take this to heart. As soon as his uncle makes an effort, Fred forgives him and invites him into his home. Fred represents Scrooge’s only living family. He is Scrooge’s nephew, the only child of Fan (his ...

7. www.sparknotes.com › lit › christmascarolFred Character Analysis in A Christmas Carol | SparkNotes

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   A Christmas Carol. Fred. Much like Bob Cratchit, Fred embodies the Christmas spirit with his generosity and kindness, both of which he expresses without expectation of receiving any such feelings in return, particularly from Scrooge. Fred serves as a foil to his greedy, disagreeable, and hateful uncle, offering best wishes and kind words ...

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   Why does Scrooge hate Fred?

   • As Scrooge’s nephew, Fred provides Scrooge with a connection to family; the Ghost of Christmas Past reminds him that he loved his sister Fan, Fred’s mother, and it’s possible part of the reason Scrooge scorns Fred is because his presence reminds him of the long-dead Fan, and the pain he associates with her passing.

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   How does Fred treat Scrooge in a Christmas Carol?

   • Despite Scrooge's miserly and dismissive attitude, Fred consistently treats him with warmth and compassion, inviting him to Christmas dinner and expressing hope that Scrooge might change. Fred's unwavering goodwill highlights the theme of familial love and the potential for redemption. How does Fred refer to Scrooge in A Christmas Carol?

   Fred's portrayal and his attitude towards Scrooge in A Christmas Carol

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   What is the difference between Fred and Scrooge?

   • Scrooge is likened to the cold, whereas Fred is described as ‘ruddy’, ‘handsome’ and warm. Fred exemplifies Christmas spirit, empathy and goodwill. Through showing us Scrooge through the eyes of Fred, we learn the importance of humour and empathy. Seeing Fred's Christmas party causes Scrooge to 'soften', showing his moral progress.

   'A Christmas Carol' Stave 3: Scrooge and Fred as opposite characters

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   Why does Scrooge hate Christmas?

   • Choose the most appropriate responses. Scrooge has nobody to spend Christmas with, so he hates it because he is alone. Scrooge regards Christmas as a time for losing money and slacking off work. Scrooge resents having to buy people he doesn't care for presents and gifts. Scrooge resents the goodwill and joy that people demonstrate at Christmas.

   'A Christmas Carol' Stave 3: Scrooge and Fred as opposite characters

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   Why did Fred invite Scrooge to Christmas dinner?

   • Fred has come to invite Scrooge to Christmas dinner. Before Fred can issue an invitation, however, he must first answer to Scrooge's confrontation about whether Fred has any cause to be merry at this time of year. Fred arrives with the shout, "A merry Christmas, uncle! God save you!" Scrooge responds to this with his famous catch-phrase, "Bah!

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   How does Fred represent Scrooge?

   • “Let him in! It is a mercy he didn’t shake his arm off”. Fred shows what upper-class people should be like – whilst Scrooge has always been horribly rude and dismissive of him, he does not take this to heart. As soon as his uncle makes an effort, Fred forgives him and invites him into his home. Fred represents Scrooge’s only living family.

   Fred - English Lit: AQA GCSE A Christmas Carol - Seneca

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9. www.yorknotes.com › study › charactersFred Writing about Fred A Christmas Carol (Grades 9–1)

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   Exam focus: Writing about Fred. Fred acts as a foil to the hardened Scrooge. • When we first meet him, at Scrooge’s office, he stands his ground against Scrooge’s mean and miserly rantings (pp. 4–6). • We can see he values love over money. He is the mouthpiece for Dickens’s views about Christmas. • He defines Christmas as a good ...