Repetition of the same sound,usually in letters.

Scrooge uses biblical allusions as he believes the Ghost of Christmas present is God or at least in some way. 

Define ‘allusion’ in Christmas Carol 

The  term ‘antihesis’ is used when Fred is introduced have a “cheerful voice” straight after Scrooge’s wickedness is described.

Define ‘antihesis’ In Christmas Carol

Foreshadowing is used when Fan (Scrooge’s sister) tells Scrooge that father is much “kinder” than before which Scrooge’s change.

Defibe ‘foreshadowing’ in Christmas carol 

Poetic justice is used when Scrooge as a child was “neglected” and then in the prolepsis, his gravestone is also “neglected”

Define ‘poetic justice’ in a Christmas carol 

A character which serves to contrast another, to emphasise certain characteristic. (Fred is foil to Scrooge)

What does Dickens use Scrooge to encourage?

Scrooge is being deceptive and insincere or Fred is.

What suggestions does the use of “humbug mean?

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