Christmas Carol Lit Paper 1

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“Solitary as an oyster” - Narrator

T - Simile:

E - He has purposefully trapped himself

Z - Symbolism: ‘Oyster’

E - Capitalists ideas forces him into being isolated

(Context - Capitalism: Only cares about money and himself

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“Another idol has displaced me” - Belle

T - Juxtaposition

E - Belle is no longer special or valuable

Z - Verb: ‘displaced’

E - Changes happened rapidly and forgot her for money

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“I wear the chains the chains I forged in life” - Marley

T - Foreshadowing Scrooges’ outcome

E - If Scrooge remains the same, he will be the same as Marley

Z - Supernatural: (seen through Marley and Spirits)

E - Scares Scrooge: acts as a catalyst in order for him to change

(Context: Religon - Shows the punishments which capitalist men will face if they don’t change their ways for the beter)

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“Smooth white sheet of snow upon the roofs, and with the dirtier snow upon the ground” - Narrator

T - Pathetic Fallacy: How upper classes look down on lower classes

E - The quote mirrors how society was at the time (upper classes run it)

Z - Juxtaposition: Upper classes (smooth white sheet of snow) look down upon the lower classes (dirtier snow upon the ground)

E - Upper classes classes themselves as perfect since they mock the lower classes

(Context: Capitalism - they show their ego and carelessness towards the lower classes)

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“There is nothing on which it is hard as poverty” - Scrooge → Belle

T - Hyperbole: Poverty makes you wants to fight for what you want

E - Portrays that poverty is the ultimate challenge - hell

Z - Adjective: ‘hard’

E - Scrooge suffered in life and getting wealth resolves it

(Context: Social Class - Shows their circumstances and how much they struggle)

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“They were not well dressed; but they were happy, grateful, pleased with one and other” - Narrator

T - Juxtaposition: Upper classes believed that having wealth is the only way to be happy

E - Tarnishes their views since the Cratchitts are happy

Z - Rule of three: ‘happy’, ‘grateful’ , ‘pleased’

E - As long as you stick by each other and posses these qualities, you’ll be able to life through poverty