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1 Scrooge vs. Changed Scrooge Period 4 Scrooge vs. Changed Scrooge By: Brianne Gray period 4

2 . Scrooge SIMILARITIES OF SCROOGE AND CHANGED SCROOGE. Similarities of Scrooge and Changed Scrooge :

3 Scrooge hates Christmas Scrooge only cares about money Scrooge never noticed what Bob Cratchet’s son was dying. Changed Scrooge cares about all people and living things. Changed Scrooge wants to eat with his nephew for Christmas Dinner. Scrooge Changed Scrooge SCROOGE AND CHANGED SCROOGE DIFFERENCES. Differences Between Scrooge and Changed Scrooge Scrooge Changed Scrooge  Scrooge hates Christmas.  Scrooge only cares about money.  Scrooge never noticed that Bob Cratchet’s son was dying.  Changed Scrooge cares about all people and other living things.  Changed Scrooge wants to eat with his nephew for Christmas Dinner.

4 ScroogeChange Scrooge MORE SCROOGE AND CHANGED SCROOGE DIFFERENCES. Other Differences Between Scrooge and Changed Scrooge.  Scrooge didn’t know what his future held.  Scrooge was unloved by strangers. Scrooge  Changed Scrooge was helpful.  Changed Scrooge was saved by four spirits.

5 THANK YOU FOR WATCHING : Scrooge vs. Changed Scrooge from the story “A CHRISTAMAS CHAROL” ;) By: Brianne Gray Period 4, 2011-2012

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