How has scrooges attitude toward being escorted by a ghost change in stave three?

Answer 1

Scrooge had an "epiphany", or "life-changing event". He realized, by travelling and observing life with the ghosts, that he was living his life close-mindedly and selfishly, and through his actions other families were suffering

Answer 2

In Stave Three, Scrooge's attitude shifts from fear and reluctance to curiosity and willingness. He begins to show interest in the ghost's guidance and eagerly accepts their invitation to travel with them. This change reflects Scrooge's growing openness to the transformative experience he is undergoing.

Answer 3

As the Ghost does not speak, Scrooge finds this disconcerting. In additon he shows Scrooge visions of what may be and not what will be and this further fightens Scrooge in to realising he is being offered a chance to change his ways or suffer eternal damnation

Answer 4

As the Ghost of Christmas presnt reaches the end of "Twelth NIght" he has aged and become old. In the story at 11:45 pm on Twelth night he tells Scrooge that his time on this earth is nearing its end"

Answer 5

Scrooges attitude did not change until after he met the spirit of Christmas future.

Answer 6

Scrooge was now relenting and knew that no matter what he said or complained about the visitations were to happen

Answer 7

because of GOD!