Question

What does this excerpt from a christmas coral by charles dickens reveals about scrooge's childhood ?

Answer 1

Answer: We learn that Scrooge had an unhappy childhood and was left at school when everyone else went home for Christmas. We see that Scrooge starts to regret some of his adult actions.

Explanation: Scrooge reports that he spent most of his childhood in boarding school. He was often isolated and forgotten by his family. He felt and still believes that his father did not care much for him. He states the only relative that paid much attention to him was his sister, Fan.

Answer 2

This excerpt from A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens reveals that during his childhood, Scrooge used his imagination to combat his loneliness.

Step-by-step explanation:

In this excerpt, the Ghost of Christmas Past transports Scrooge to the countryside where he was raised, and Scrooge remembers how he was as a child. He is confronted with touching memories of how he was a lonely boy. In this except, Scrooge is the "yonder solitary child" that was left all alone. Being constantly alone made him use his imagination to cope with loneliness and eventually he grew up to be a bitter person.