In the end, Scrooge becomes "as good a friend, as good a master, and as good a man, as the good old city knew." He re-enters the stream of humanity. The text suggests that time does not have to be a destroyer; it can be a restorer. By keeping Christmas in his heart all the year round, Scrooge learns to live in a perpetual state of gratitude and giving.
A Christmas Carol endures not because it is a comforting story about a curmudgeon who buys a turkey. It endures because it is a story about the terror of looking at oneself honestly, and the liberation that follows. It is a story that tells us we are not trapped by our pasts, nor defined by our bank accounts. poveste de craciun de charles dickens.pdf text
Beside the grave, a young man in a sailor’s coat knelt — Thomas, returned at last, but too late. He placed a wooden soldier on the frozen dirt. In the end, Scrooge becomes "as good a