What is the falling action in A Christmas Carol?

Answer 1

the falling action in the Christmas Carol is when scrooge goes to his nephews house and eats with his nephew at his Christmas party

Answer 2

The falling action in "A Christmas Carol" occurs after Scrooge's transformation on Christmas morning. It involves his efforts to make amends for his past behavior, reconnecting with others, and embodying the Christmas spirit through acts of kindness and generosity. The falling action ultimately leads to a resolution where Scrooge is redeemed and finds joy in celebrating the holiday with others.

Answer 3

This is when Scrooge awakes on Christmas morning and seeks out all those who are close to him. He shows that he has changed and is living up to his oath

Answer 4

This is in stave 5 at the end where Scrooge goes on to help the Cratchits and everyone saying that he now does keep Christmas in his heart

Answer 5

IT is Scrooge awaking on Christmas morning and rejoicing then ordering the Cratchits turkey, seeing fred and havng dinner and of course making a huge donation to the poor

Answer 6

This commense with the visit from Jacob Marley who warnes Scrooge of the visits of 3 Ghosts

Answer 7

The rising action starts at the end of stave one when Marley foretells the Ghostly visits and continues until the end of stave 4.

Answer 8

when Scrooge goes to his nephew's house