The two wretched children in "A Christmas Carol" are Ignorance and Want. They represent the dark consequences of neglect and poverty, serving as a warning to Scrooge and readers about the importance of caring for others.
The little boy with the crutch in "A Christmas Carol" is Tiny Tim.
The Christmas Carol
The two children underneath the Ghost of Christmas Present's robe are named Ignorance and Want. Representing social issues, they serve to provoke Scrooge's sense of empathy and awareness of the less fortunate.
The little boy and girl revealed from beneath the robes of the Ghost of Christmas Present. The girls represented "want" the boy represented "ignorance". The Ghost warns Scrooge to be aware of the girl but be even more aware of the boy
Tiny Tim
The carol MARY'S BOY CHILD has the words mary's child in it.
He chases off a boy singing "God Rest You, Merry Gentlemen."
Bob Cratchit.
Tiny Tim Cratchit
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Mary Had A Boy Child also known as Mary Had a Baby Boy and The Virgin Mary Had a Baby Boy. This is a traditional Christmas carol from Trinidad.