Generosity in 'A Christmas Carol'
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Who in the story embodies the concept of generosity and consistently urges Scrooge to embrace it?

Fred

What is the significance of the Christmas turkey that Scrooge anonymously gifts the Cratchits at the end of the story?

It signals the completion of his evolution from miser to benefactor

What does the chain symbolize for Jacob Marley as he appears as a ghost?

It symbolizes his greediness in life and serves as an embodiment of regret

Why is Marley unable to warn the living of what lies beyond death?

<p>Part of his punishment is his inability to help them now because he never bothered to help anyone when he was alive</p> Signup and view all the answers

What do Bob Cratchit and Fred raise a toast to, despite the coldness with which Scrooge treats them?

<p>They raise a toast to Scrooge, displaying kindness without any expectation of acknowledgment or recognition</p> Signup and view all the answers

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