What does Scrooge accuse the Ghost of Christmas Present of?

Answer 1

In Charles Dickens "A Christmas Carol", Ebenezer Scrooge accuses the Ghost of Christmas Present of forcing businesses to close in his name every seventh day and deprive them of eating and doing business. In other words, businesses and the making of money continues to be front and center in his mind, although he is already a very wealthy man.

Answer 2

Scrooge accuses the Ghost of Christmas Present of being a fraud and a figment of his own imagination. He questions the ghost's power and purpose, refusing to believe in the reality of the spirit before him.

Answer 3

Scooge was presented with two children beneath the robes of the ghost one was want the other ignornace. Scooge askes if no one is to care for these people the ghost response was to repeat Scrooges comment to the two portley gentlement that asked for a donation to assist the poor get warmth and food at Christmas "Are there no prisons, are there no work houses?" THis hurts Scrooge because now he is seeing at first hand the depth of deprivation and suffering around him

Answer 4

He blamed the visits on something 'bad' he may have eaten.

Answer 5

for being a sour puss on x-mas day and not giving more money to his employee

Answer 6

.What does the spirit of Present offer to Scrooge and why?