Who is scrooge in a christmas carol?

Answer 1

The book A Chistmas Carol was written by Charles Dickens in October and November 1843 - It was published on 19th december of the same year selling its first run of 6000 copies in 2 weeks the Main character was Ebenezer Scrooge. Since that time many version have been created and called various names including "Scrooge"

Answer 2

A scrooge is a representation of a miserly, self-absorbed, bitter person. Specifically a person who says "Bah, Humbug" to cheerful wishes of "Merry Christmas", caroling, decorating, or taking time off to celebrate Christmas.

The Scrooge (before a visit by his past, present, and possible future spirits) was only interested in himself and gaining money to the extent that he was willing to fire dedicated employees if they didn't work 365 days a year. He was not willing to give any time off to celebrate Christmas. He rejected offers of celebration, friendship, or love because of his self-absorbtion and absolute focus on money. Scrooge was an unhappy man, but he didn't even know it.

The Scrooge at the end of Dicken's story is a changed person, finally giving to others and celebrating Christmas - sharing love and at least for one day being a blessing to others.
He is the main character whose life must change

Answer 3

Scrooge is the main character in Charles Dickens' novella "A Christmas Carol." He is portrayed as a miserly and bitter old man who values wealth and material possessions over human relationships and kindness. Through encounters with ghosts, he undergoes a transformation and learns the importance of compassion and generosity.