Related AS and A Level Charles Dickens essays

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   The Catcher in the Rye Journal Personal responses to the text

   I told him that I forgot my bag in the bathroom near the doors where you can go into the theaters and so he let me pass. I didn't go into the bathroom; I went to watch another movie. This was two years ago though, I don't do that anymore.

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   The Jerry Show.

   Ha! Haarrrr!" The behemoth, whose deep, guttural laugh was vaguely reminiscent of old men preparing to spit, was pleased with himself for the funniness. He knew, of course, that sort of comment was technically illegal, but it would come down to Jerry's word against his own.

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   Media advertisement: Nike

   This is also the reason I decided to produce my advert on A3. It will take up a complete double page of a magazine and will therefore make sure nothing else in the magazine can be seen from that page.

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   A christmas carol

   Although many were struggling at first it began to get easier and people were finally celebrating Christmas once again due to the fact Dickens's novel was allowing people to understand how to celebrate Christmas. Dickens encouraged many to once again celebrate Christmas but in a new way, the way the Cratchit family were celebrating it.

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   A Christmas Carol

   scrooge seized a rule with such energy of action that the singer fled in terror which showed Scrooge was in no mood for any more Christmas spirit. "Scrooge, having his key in the lock of the door, saw in the knocker, without it undergoing any intermediate process of change - not a knocker, but Marley's face".

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   A Christmas Carol

   Dickens uses emotive language so the readers can understand his past and show a bit of sympathy. Dickens shows Scrooge as a lonely young boy at first; this shows us what Scrooges life was like, when his dad would not let Scrooge back home, then shows a happy, loving young man.

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   Christmas Carol Essay

   The reader can then second the idea of Scrooge's personality as he is later described as a 'squeezing, wrenching, grasping, scraping, and clutching, covetous old sinner!' again giving the impression of his horrible personality. Also the words are associated with greediness thus exaggerating his need for money and his selfishness to others.

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   A christmas carol

   The sympathetic description of Bob Crachit and his family puts a human face on the lower classes. Finally in this brief sketch we should note that Scrooge is a caricature. The context of the story is to attain the sympathy of the middle and upper class audience by illustrating Bob Cratchit's young son, crippled at birth.