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How is Bob cratchit presented as sympathetic

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A further way in which Dickens develops Bob's character as a sympathetic one in his role as a loving father. ... Just after this extract, Dickens presents Bob as generous in spirit when he proposes a toast to Scrooge, labelling him 'the Founder of the Feast'.

Created by: Charles Dickens

Spouses: Mrs. Cratchit

Appears in book: A Christmas Carol

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A further way in which Dickens develops Bob's character as a sympathetic one in his role as a loving father.

Just after this extract, Dickens presents Bob as generous in spirit when he proposes a toast to Scrooge, labelling him 'the Founder of the Feast'.

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