What is the moral of A Christmas Carol by Dickens?

Answer 1

General: Learn from others' mistakes (Marley), be grateful.

Past: Learn from your mistakes

Present: Change yourself and change the world... for the better

Future: Leave a legacy

Answer 2

The moral of "A Christmas Carol" is to emphasize the importance of compassion, generosity, and redemption. It conveys the message that it is never too late to change for the better and to prioritize love and kindness towards others.

Answer 3

Don't be a humbug! appreciate Christmas and what you have don't be like scrooge and just think about the profits, remember he once had a love but he lost her because he was just thinking about the cost of the wedding etc.

Answer 4

There are several moral lessons, but one of them is to be generous and love the people around you. Another is that we forge our own chains in life... our mistakes and regrets will weigh us down if we don't try to correct them. Another is to take care of family, and spend time with them, because they are one of the most important things that we have.

Answer 5

greedy people who only care about wealth

lose sight of the precious things in life.

Answer 6

Relationships, friends and family are more important than money.

Answer 7

The the charitable attitude shown by many at Christmas can and should be shown throughout the year and not just at this time

Answer 8

I think usually the spirit of giving

Answer 9

A merry merry christmas!

Answer 10

To put humanity before wealth