What death did Scrooge's father blame him for when he was a child?

Answer 1

Oh, dude, Scrooge's father blamed him for his mother's death when he was just a wee lad. Like, talk about a guilt trip, right? Poor Scrooge probably had to sit through some serious therapy sessions after that one.

Answer 2

Oh, my friend, it seems you're mixing up stories! In Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," Scrooge's father isn't specifically mentioned blaming him for any death. Let's focus on the positive and remember how Scrooge's journey to kindness and generosity can inspire us all to spread joy and love during the holiday season.

Answer 3

Modern misconseption (born of recent screenplays and artistic lisence/variation) has it that Ebeneezer Scrooge caused the death of his mother through his own birth and his father holds a grudge! However, and considering the era this was in, Little Fan is described as Scrooge's younger sister but from the narrative, it would appear not that much younger. Therefore, Scrooge's mother is unlikely to have died in this way! In reality, the cause of the estrangement is not disclosed in the story! It is more likely, if Scrooge did in fact cause the death, that his father remarried, and sent Scrooge away so he could continue with his new family. However, the narrative does not support this, which is only speculation anyway!

Answer 4

Scrooge's father blamed him for his mother's death when he was a child. Classic case of daddy issues, am I right? But hey, at least it gave him a reason to be a grumpy old miser.

Answer 5

Ebenezer's father blames him for the death of his wife when giving birth to Ebenezer. However, death in child birth at this time was a common occurrence

Answer 6

Scrooges mother died having him. His fathers remarries and they then have Fan. Scrooges father in his ways blames Ebenezer for his wife's dead and abandons him a boarding school.

Answer 7

His father blames Ebenezer for the death in child birth of his wife Ebenezers mother

Answer 8

Scrooge's father blamed him for the death of his sister, Fan, who died giving birth to Fred. Scrooge's father believed that Fan would not have died if Scrooge had not been born.