Ignorance symbolizes a lack of knowledge or understanding, often leading to closed-mindedness and prejudice. Want symbolizes poverty, need, and lack of basic necessities, representing social inequality and the effects of greed and neglect on society.
The two children underneath the Ghost of Christmas Present's robe are named Ignorance and Want. Representing social issues, they serve to provoke Scrooge's sense of empathy and awareness of the less fortunate.
lightening symbolises loss of ignorance. In dreams lightening is a symbol of a terrible event and negativity.
the boys name is ignorance and the girls name is want
The ignorance represents that of the industrialists and parlimentarians of the time who dismissed the scale of poverty that was sweeping through Britain at the time as being over reported when infact the situation was desperate
In "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens, the children Ignorance and Want symbolize social issues such as ignorance and poverty. They appear as deformed and almost animal-like to emphasize the consequences of neglecting these societal problems. Dickens uses them to highlight the importance of addressing these issues and promoting awareness and charity.
The Ghost of Christmas Present has reason to open his coat, Hidden beneath are a boy and girl who are in poor health and look near death. he explains that the boy is ignorance. The girl is want. He tells Scrooge to be aware most of all of the boy, Ignorance.
Darkness is often used as a symbol in literature and art to represent themes such as fear, mystery, evil, and the unknown. It can also symbolize ignorance, sadness, or the absence of light and hope.
Want and ignorance
tunnel vision or one perspective in line narrow minded people
In A Christmas Carol By: Charles Dickens Ignorance refers to how Scrooge was very ignorant to other people and how he did not want to listen to what they want to say or receive any information from them.
Ignorance, bigotry and fear.
The "Want" is the desperate need of the poor who across Britain of that time were malnourished and starving. The ignorance was the attitude of the Parliament and the industrialists of the time that ignored the terrible state of the people who were considered poor - Indeed on parliamentarian stated that the poverty that was all around at that time "was grossly exaggerated ".