How does scrooge try to distinguish the light?

Answer 1

Scrooge tries to put out the light by, putting an extinguisher cap on it and in the book and in the movies he does not succeed. The light symbolizes the truth which is why he can't get rid of the light because you can never extinguish the truth.

Answer 2

Scrooge tries to distinguish the light by focusing on different qualities, such as being bright and clear, as well as casting out darkness and shadows. He examines the light closely to see if it is a positive force that can overcome darkness and bring warmth and hope. By observing these characteristics, Scrooge is able to determine if the light is genuine and trustworthy.

Answer 3

This refers to the Ghost of Christmas Past who has a flame emulating from its heal which is used to light teh way in Scrooges past life. Scrooge takes a Lamp extinguisher which is carried by the Ghost and forces it over the ghosts flame putting out the light and extinguishing the ghost as well

Answer 4

The light is described by the Ghost as being used to allow Scrooge to see the dark images of his past. Scrooge is able to put the light out with the use of the candle extinguisher that the ghost carries under his arm.

Answer 5

He was to live every day thereafter as though it were Christmas day.

Answer 6

He never got rid of it, it just went away itself.

Answer 7

The light was the ghosts way of showing Scrooge his dark past. By covring the light it put out the flame and stopped him seeing things that were upsetting him

Answer 8

By pulling a candle cap down over the flame

Answer 9

The light referred to is that on the head of The Ghost Of Christmas Past. The light represents the light from which Scrooge can see his darker past

Answer 10

By using the lamp extinguisher that the ghost carried