What memory seems to disturb scrooge the most in the Christmas carol?

Answer 1

In stave 2 Scrooge is forced to look upon the changes in him after his sister Fan died. he looses the one other peerson he really loved and this vison of her with another man hurts him

Answer 2

The memory that seems to disturb Scrooge the most in "A Christmas Carol" is seeing himself as a young boy left alone at boarding school over Christmas. This memory highlights his loneliness, neglect, and isolation, which shapes his cold and bitter attitude towards others. It is a pivotal moment in the story as it helps him reflect on his past actions and inspires him to change his ways.

Answer 3

What in Scrooge's early life may have contributed to his