A Christmas Carol-The Theme Of Family Flashcards
(10 cards)
Who says the quote “God bless us, every one!”?
-Tiny Tim at Cratchit Christmas dinner
-Stave 3
How is language used in the quote “God bless us, every one!”?
-Religious allusion “God bless” shows family’s reliance on Faith.
What is an analysis of the quote “God bless us, every one!”?
-“every one” emphasises inclusivity and importance of each family member.
-Quote represents Cratchit’s unity, gratitude and strong faith despite their poverty.
-Highlights the importance if family bonds and love over material wealth.
Who says the quote “Are there no prisons?”, “Are there no workhouses?”
-Ghost of christmas present uses Scrooge’s own words against him when he asks if there is nothing that can be done for the poor.
-Stave 3
How is language used in the quote “Are there no prisons?”, “Are there no workhouses?”
-Rhetorical question force Scrooge and reader to face the inadequacy of his views.
-Irony as Scrooge already said this.
What is an analysis of the quote “Are there no prisons?”, “Are there no workhouses?”
-Highlights Scrooge’s earlier indifference to the suffering of the poor and contrasts it with the Cratchit’s family’s compassion and support for each other.
-Underscores the moral responsibility to care for the less fortunate, reinforcing the theme of family extending beyond blood to the wider community.
Who says the quote “My little, little child!”?
-Bob Cratchit’s reaction to the potential death of Tiny Tim.
-Stave 4
How is language used in the quote “My little, little child!”?
-Repetition intensifies the emotional impact and highlights Bob’s profound grief.
-Simplicity of language underscores the genuine nature of his sorrow.
What is an analysis of the quote “My little, little child!”?
-Reveals the deep love and bond within the Cratchit family.
-Emphasises the vulnerability of family members, particularly children and the impact of loss.
