Scrooge Changes In A Christmas Carol

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We all have had certain major events that have made us change for the better. Scrooge has been through many of those and he has changed gradually as he has been through these events. Change can be possible in many ways and be made for multiple reasons some people just need to find a reason to make changes. In the story A Christmas Carol there were many causes that happened that had an effect on something or someone. First, in the beginning, Scrooge was impolite and always had a nasty attitude. He would just always be in a bad mood especially when someone brought up the topic of Christmas. Second, the effect was that he become a polite person and he was enjoyable to be around. After the Ghost of Christmas Past visited I think that slightly …show more content…

Scrooge was harsh because he refused to give Cratchit time off to be with his family for Christmas. Even though Scrooge knew he was a hard worker and always did his work correctly he still made it difficult for Cratchit when he requested but he still gave it to him eventually. Eventually, Scrooge did become considerate and not only thought about himself when it came to some things. Such as when he bought the turkey and got it sent to Cratchit's house because he knew Cratchit has a big family and the turkey would be big enough to feed all of them. Finally, I think this is one the main events that showed that Scrooge changed for the better. I think the biggest change from Scrooge is when he went from dull to a thoughtful person. He was dull because when certain events happened he doesn't react how you would expect someone to react to it. Such as when his nephew invited him to the family dinner he denied and said he would rather see himself dead. After that, he changed to a thoughtful person. I think the event that changed this is when he saw his nephew's party and he heard all of the things that people were saying about him and he didn't like it. Finally, these cause and effect events made Scrooge have a different outlook on

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