A Christmas Carol Act 1, Scene 2.

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A Christmas Carol Act 1, Scene 2

Focus At the end of this lesson we will have commented on how Dickens / the playwright create tension and suspense in the play.

Act 1, Scene 2 Let’s continue our reading of Act 1, Scene 2.

Questions to consider How does Dickens build a sense of tension and suspense, prior to the appearance of Marley’s ghost? What does Marley’s ghost look like? Sketch an image of Marley. Why does he wear chains? What do the chains represent?

Questions to consider Is Marley happy in death? Why or why not? What message does he have for Scrooge? What message is Dickens trying to give to society?

‘Mankind was my business, The common good was my business...’

Questions to consider What prediction does Marley’s ghost make for Scrooge? How does Scrooge react to the visit by Marley’s ghost?

What is Scrooge feeling at the end of Act 1, Scene 2?