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  1. A Christmas Carol - Explore Scrooges Transformation from the beginning of the novel to the end.

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    • Submitted: 09/11/2011

  2. A Christmas Carol Coursework. Dickens describes Scrooge as as solitary as an oyster. By comparing him to a creature that only rarely comes out, it shows how lonely and anti-social he really is, making the readers grow a stronger dislike for him.

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    • Submitted: 08/11/2011

  3. A Christmas Carol The character of Scrooge and the main themes of the story.

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    • Submitted: 29/10/2011

  4. The use of allegory in "A Christmas Carol".

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    • Submitted: 16/10/2011

  5. How Dickens Presents the Education System in "Hard Times".

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    • Submitted: 11/10/2011

  6. Great Expectations. How does Dickens create characters that are both memorable and striking?

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    • Submitted: 09/10/2011

  7. Consider how Dickens creates a scary atmosphere in this novel A Christmas Carol

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    • Submitted: 18/09/2011

  8. With particular reference to chapters one to eight, how does Dickens engage the reader in Great Expectations?

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    • Submitted: 26/08/2011

  9. How does Charles Dickens use setting in the novel Great Expectations?

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    • Submitted: 21/08/2011

  10. Compare the descriptions of the four ghosts in A Christmas Carol. Which do you find the most effective and why?

    • Word count: 1968
    • Submitted: 13/06/2011
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