What is the main idea in A Christmas Carol?

Answer 1

The main focus of the story is to change the cold hearted attitude of a man (Scooge) in to one that accepts and sees the issues of deprivation that are around him an then changes his desire to want to help.

The Boks reason for being according to Dickens was to highligh the vast deprivation in Britain at the time and to bring it to the attention of those that had both the power and money to do something about it

Answer 2

It was Dickens attempt to bring about highlights to the use of children in mines and factories where they were nothing less than slave labour. He himself was forced to leave school at 12 because his father had been imprisoned for a small debt and Dickens was forced to work in shoe polish factory for 60 hours a week

Answer 3

Stave 5 contains the resolution of the story as Scrooge has made an oath to change his ways and keep Christmas in his heart from that point forward. Here he makes good on that oath and starts to do positive things for people. He is seen ordering the biggest turkey in the poulterers for the Cratchit family, he gives a large unknow sum of money to the portly gentlemen for those who have nothing at that time of year and then goes and begs forgiveness of his nephew Fred and his wife for the way he has treated them . He accepts their kind offer of dinner and thereafter increases Bobs weekly pay and offers to help care for Tiny Tim.

Answer 4

The main idea in "A Christmas Carol" is the transformation of Ebenezer Scrooge from a selfish and greedy old man to a kind and generous individual through a series of visits by the ghosts of Christmas Past, Present, and Yet to Come. It emphasizes the importance of redemption, compassion, and the spirit of giving during the holiday season.

Answer 5

That people should be kind and not rude, especially when it's Christmas, a time to share good things.

Answer 6

That people should be kind and not rude, especially when it's Christmas, a time to share good things.

Answer 7

What you do and how you treat people is important.