Positive Influence on Scrooge’s Behavior

2 Hard In the beginning of the novel, Scrooge is described as a person who has a hard character. When he walked in a street at town, everyone avoided him. He never asks a question or greets the person who was walking in around him. Scrooge not believes to another people. After his partner Jacob Marley dead, he chooses to live alone at his big house. He makes triple key to his accounting house and his house. He wants to save his wealth.

3. Value Learned

An individual has bad and good behavior. The behavior can be seen in their daily activity. The experience which they get everyday can change their old behavior. To obtain those experiences people need learning process which must they do. When people get effect or experience with the learning process, it means that the people also learn values from the learning process. In A Christmas Carol novel, Scrooge got many experiences especially when Scrooge was visited by three ghosts. There are many values that Ebenezer Scrooge got from the learning process, they are: a. Respect to other people In the beginning of this novel, Ebenezer Scrooge is an old man who has a stingy character. He does not care about the other people. Especially to Bob Cratchit his clerk and two portly gentlemen which came to his accounting house. After he meets Ghost of Christmas Past, Present and Yet to Come; he became a better man who respects to other people in around him. They are showing the scenes in around him from his past at boarding school, Mr. Fezziwig’s party, Mr. Cratchit’s household, and about man’s death. Scrooge changes his behavior and be a better man. He sends a large turkey to Bob Cratchit’s family and haves a good dinner with Fred.

b. Wealth didn’t guarantee happiness

In the beginning of the story, the writer tells that Scrooge is a rich man who has a counting-house but he lives alone at this house. In the other scene the writer tells about Bob Cratchit’s family. They were poor but they are happy with their togetherness. After visited by three ghosts, Scrooge was aware that togetherness is more important than money. He was rich enough but he was alone all of time. While Bob Cratchit who was poor, happy all of the time with the togetherness with his large family D. Discussion A Christmas Carol is a novel by Charles Dickens. It tells about man who changed his behavior influenced by religious belief. The influence gives an important influence in changing Scrooge behavior. In describing every component which expands his behavior, it is needed to gather and relate these components into discussion. It is an exciting illustration of the influence of learning process as a kind of behavioral sense. In life, people needed learning process to be better person. In this novel, the writer wants to tell that the novel full of message which will describe. This novel tells about the learning process became an important aspects in change individual behavior. It is reflected at in A Christmas Carol novel that the writer made the main character namely Ebenezer Scrooge who gets some lesson from the three ghosts. In the beginning of this novel, Scrooge is a rich man who has stingy character. He does not care about other people in around him. During he visited by three ghosts, he learns many lessons that give positive influence on his behavior. Scrooge learns from Cratchit’s family who’s still cheerful although he is poor and he feels pity to Tiny Tim Cratchit’s son because he has a cripple legs. After that, Scrooge felt sympathy to Cratchit’s family, he sent a large turkey to them when Christmas day and he became a second father to Tiny Tim. It can be seen at the end of the story. An individual has bad and good behavior. The behavior can be seen in their daily activity. The experience which they get everyday can change their old behavior. To obtain those experiences people need learning process which must they do. When people get effect or experience with the learning process, it means that the people also learn values from the learning process. After Scrooge gets the influences from scene shown by the three ghosts, he gets influence to change his behavior. Diego learns from Cratchit’s family, Fred and peoples in around him that he must respect to other people and think that wealth didn’t guarantee happiness. It can be seen when he send a large turkey to Cratchit’s family and be the second father to Tiny Tim Cratchit’s son, also enjoying the dinner with Fred. The readers can see that Scrooge changed to be better man and believed on Christmas. When Scrooge was visited by Jacob Marley and told him that three ghosts will visit him in three nights. Marley tell that during 7 years he traveled far and wide, no break and no peace. The Ghost of Christmas Past, Present and Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come give huge influence to him. They are showing the scenes in around him from his past at boarding school, Mr. Fezziwig’s party, Mr. Cratchit’s household and about man’s death. At this stage Scrooge remembered about the joyful of Christmas. They show the scenes in around Scrooge. From the scene Scrooge learned numerous courses and he becomes a respect man. In the beginning of the story Scrooges partner, Jacob Marley; dead for seven years visits him in the form of a spirit or ghost. He has come to warn Scrooge, he tells him Three Spirits will come to him in three nights. Ghost of Christmas Past shows Scrooge scenes from the past. Ghost of Christmas Present shows Scrooge several scenes of Christmas joy and charity, shows him the Cratchit Scrooge’s clerk household and Freds party Scrooge’s nephew. The last Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come shows Scrooge several

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