How Does Scrooge Mature In A Christmas Carol

Unsympathetic to Tenderhearted Most of the time in our lives we do not notice how important something is until it is gone and we do not have it anymore and it is just too late too recoup. In the story “A Christmas Carol” , Charles Dickens explains to the reader that Scrooge had a Callous heart but towards the end his Callous heart changed into a tender one once Scrooge realized the importance of losing something or someone. For a person to see their attitude towards people they would need to see what caused such cruelty towards their heart and decide to change their ways. They would need to see the way they are treating other people, and see how that affects them. Scrooge from “A Christmas Carol” treated others rudely and as if they were unimportant to him , lowerclassmen. Scrooge couldn’t care less about other people’s problems and what they were going through. All scrooge cared about was money and himself. ‘Every idiot who goes about with Merry Christmas on his lips should be boiled with his own pudding and buried with a stake of holly through his heart (9)”. Scrooge also didn’t have any respect for other people and became alone. “What reason have you to be merry? You’re poor enough (9)”. He didn’t have …show more content…
Scrooge said “ ‘What idol has, displaced you?‘ he rejoined. ‘A golden one’ “ (44). That is showing Scrooge chose money over love, by choosing money over his girlfriend. Scrooge’s girlfriend said, “ ‘You are changed. When it was made, you were another man’ “ (44). That is showing Scrooge’s girlfriend has seen Scrooge change because of the

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