Scrogge begins the story as a bitter, miserly misanthrope. Dickens uses the three ghosts to illustrate to him the errors of his way and "the final consequences of his actions. His solitary life and disdain for those in need will ultimately lead others to find comfort and happiness from his death. No one will mourn his passing and his money and possessions will be stolen by the desperate and corrupt, the very people he condemned in life. His final legacy will be that of a cheap tombstone in an unkept graveyard. Scrooge then weeps over his own grave, begging the ghost for a chance to change his ways before awakening to find it is Christmas morning. He has been given an opportunity to repent after all. Scrooge does so and becomes a model of generosity and kindness." Source: Wikipedia/Charles Dickens/A Christmas Carol
When scrooge saw the ghost of Christmas future he saw that he was going to die and then if he changed his ways he could live on and so he wanted to change.
Scrooge changes at the end of the story because he is visited by three spirits who show him his past, present, and possible future. These experiences make him realize the impact of his actions on others and the importance of kindness and compassion. Scrooge ultimately chooses to embrace the spirit of Christmas and transforms into a generous and empathetic person.
OK now i have seen this movie. after the magical people took scrooge and showed him what can happen and what people said about him he had changed he had come really happy and stop being mean and he had really learned a lesson and when the the spirit made him say sorry the spirit made it seam like he was going to buried alive.
In the beginning, he hates Christmas, all people, and pretty much hates any thing that isn't going to end in him getting money. After being visited by the 3 ghosts who show him what will happen if he continues acting as he does (they pretty much say in will die and rot in hell) , he sees the error of his ways, he becomes a nicer person and is less greedy.
He realises that on the night of Christmas Eve had he not promised to change his life then it would be his last night on earth. This was to be followed by an existence of purgatory
His attitude and the life of the Cratchit familiy especially that of Tiny Tim
At the end of the story, Scrooge resolves to change his ways and become a kinder, more generous person. He vows to embrace the spirit of Christmas and treat others with compassion and generosity.
No, of course not! It's a "morality", the story has a moral and the moral author par excellence could not side with the villain! He applauds Scrooge's change in the end, that is true.
A man who has to change his ways (Scrooge)
list several changes in scrooge
because at the beginning of the story he hated Christmas at the end of the story he was kind hearted, so the moral of the story was be thankful.
At the end of the story, Scrooge undergoes a transformation from a miserly and bitter man to a generous and kind-hearted person. This change is a result of the visits from the three spirits, who show him the consequences of his actions and the value of compassion and empathy. Scrooge learns to embrace the spirit of Christmas and becomes a symbol of redemption and second chances.
They are all based on the story be Charles Dickens. Different versions have tried such things as modernizing the story, changing the location to other cities and even changing the gender of Scrooge. But the basic story line remains the same, redemption through the experiences with the spirits.
He will change and keep Christmas in his heart
The dynamic elements of a character, is when the character's personality changes by the end of the story. Like in a Christmas Carol, when ebeneezer scrooge is mean and selfish at the beginning, but then at the end he is nice and giving.The static elements of a character, is when the character's personality does not change through the story.
To warn Scrooge to change his ways and be nicer or kinder to other people, or else Scrooge would end up like Marley(lonely and hated).
Marley's purpose in the story "A Christmas Carol" was to warn Scrooge about the consequences of his selfish and greedy ways. Through Marley's haunting, Scrooge is given a chance to change his life before it's too late, thus serving as a catalyst for Scrooge's redemption and transformation.