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Episode 149 Show Notes
This episode is the final section a A Christmas Carol - The End of It. (Sorry for the snafu before.) In it, Scrooge makes a dramatic change in his life and thinking as a result of the “spirits of Christmas.” The final section includes such famous sections as the young lad being asked to procure a large turkey and Scrooge exhibiting a complete change in his attitude towards life.
- 00:00 Intro
- 00:42 The beginning of the end
- 05:35 Asking the young boy to buy a turkey
- 09:02 Meeting the portly gentleman
- 11:36 Visiting Fred
- 13:09 Joke on Bob
- 15:58 Conclusion and meaning of A Christmas Carol
- What are some signs that Scrooge has really changed?
- What does Scrooge tell the young boy to buy for the Crachits?
- How does Scrooge apologize to Bob?
- What was Bob’s initial response?
- How does Dickens use the analogy of passengers on a train to convey our common journey through life?
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