Hi Mohammed,
As discussed, complete below practice Q and you may refer to the supportive points to come up with your answer.
furthermore, please find additional learning material attached under resources for self-reading and assessment.
Explore how Dickens presents Scrooge as an outsider to society.
Isolated: “solitary as an oyster” → avoids people and relationships.
Rejects family: Refuses Fred’s invitation → chooses loneliness over family.
Rejects Christmas: “Bah! Humbug!” → rejects the community and happiness around him.
Rejects the poor: “Are there no prisons?” → lacks compassion for vulnerable people.
Money over people: His wealth separates him from others.
Changes: Becomes generous and reconnects with Fred and the Cratchits.
Dickens’ message: Community, kindness and relationships are more important than wealth.
