What changes in Scrooge are evident in the way Scrooge addresses the last spirit?

Answer 1

EMOTIONS

Scrooge showed a dramatic change in his attitudes as ray of emotions are shining from him,

"his legs trembled beneath him"

From this isolated, alienated, inhuman character strong emotions of fear are being released from him.

RELIGION

Scrooge's life on the religious road begins,

"Scrooge bent down upon his knee."

Through this praying related position he is presenting respect upon the ghost in an implicit, religious way.

ATTITUDE

Scrooge has a very optimistic attitude as the ghost approches him,

"Lead on!"

This shows a shocking change in the character as he is eagre to be enlighted upon the future.

Answer 2

The last spirit changed Scrooge by showing him a tombstone with the words "Ebenezer Scrooge" on it. Scrooge also found out that Tiny Tim died and Scrooge was very upset. The spirit then started to shrink, dwindle down into a bedpost and Scrooge then finally changed his ways and how he looks at Christmas and everything else.

Answer 3

In the way Scrooge addresses the last spirit, he shows humility, openness, and a willingness to change. He no longer displays arrogance or defiance, but instead asks for guidance and is eager to learn from the spirit's lessons. This shift in attitude reflects Scrooge's transformation from a miserly, selfish individual to someone who is ready to embrace compassion and generosity.