Christmas And Christmas Spirit In A Christmas Carol By Charles Dickens

The book “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens. This tells how a man who sees Christmas and Christmas spirit as a waste of time comes to love christmas and find joy in life. Over all I think Charles Dickens wants to tell us that it’s never too late to change yourself.

My first reason is he in stave 2 it says a solitary neglected child abandoned by his friends. And he is sadden to know that it is him and he shows regret so he wants to change. And he says he would like to say something to his clerk.

Also he say to the second spirit to spare tiny tim. So he cares for bob cratchit and his family and he regrets not giving bob more. This is in stave 3. If he didn’t want to change he would not want care. But he does so this means he must

be propelled to change.
Finally, my most compelling piece of evidence is how he does change. When he gets back from his travels with the spirit he gives a massive turkey to bob cratchit's family and pays bob cratchit more a raise.
Over all I think Charles Dickens wants to tell us that it’s never too late to change yourself. I think not only that Charles Dickens thinks this but that I like wise I also believe that this is true.