Cratchits - Study guides, Revision notes & Summaries

This essay focuses on the theme of Love in A Christmas Carol, including context and detailed analysis of quotes. This was marked as a Grade 9 and written for the Eduqas exam board. Introduction: In his novella, A Christmas Carol Dickens presents love through many of his character, all used to juxtapose Scrooge and his misanthropic, cruel character, wishing to keep himself isolated from family and joyful company. In the Era Dickens wrote, Victorians kept to themselves, the more affluent especia...

GCSE English Literature A Christmas Carol Key Quotes for Scrooge, The Spirits, Fezziwig, The Cratchits etc... If you learn all these quotes you can answer any question I used this document and got a A* (Grade 8)

Mindmap for revising the characters of the Cratchit Family for An Inspector Calls GCSE - includes quotes + analysis for all the family members

A quote bank for Scrooge at the start, Scrooge's redemption, The Cratchits, Ignorance and Want, Fezziwig and Fred. I used all these quotes to support my revision and learnt them all off by heart and felt super confident walking into the exam, so I hope this helps!

This is a detailed summary of the sections within the concept of poverty portrayed in the novella: A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. It explores: The allegorical characters, historical context of social injustice and poverty during the time and the way which Dickens tries to portray his message throughout the novella. There are a few summarising analytical paragraphs at the end.

An example paragraph that I wrote which achieved me 30/30 marks on my A Christmas Carol GCSE English Literature question. This answer includes a wide range of context and quotation analysis, all relating to Scrooge's redemption. Some context used here is a credit to Mr Salles on YouTube.