Why did Charles Dickons write A Christmas Carol?

Answer 1

You can find a detailed analysis for free at sparknotes.com. Dickens wanted to portray the spirit of Christmas through the life of Victorian people like E. Scrooge. He wanted to make a political statement of the disparity between poor and rich. His father was imprisoned in debtors prison.

Answer 2

Charles Dickens wrote "A Christmas Carol" to highlight the social issues of poverty and inequality in Victorian England, and to advocate for a more compassionate and charitable society. The story serves as a critique of the harsh treatment of the poor and as a call for individuals to embrace the spirit of Christmas by showing kindness and generosity to others.

Answer 3

He based the name on one of the most prominent things at christmas, the carols that were sung.

Answer 4

To highlight the need and want of so many of the poor of the time and the way in which children were being used for work rather than allowing them opportunity to learn