'A Christmas Carol' Stave 5: the change in Scrooge
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I can explain how Scrooge is presented as a transformed character in Stave 5.
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In Stave 5, we see Scrooge brimming with positivity and newfound moral purpose.
Scrooge makes several redemptive gestures of goodwill, showing that he is a transformed character.
In Stave 5, we see Scrooge as liberated from his emotional repression and overwhelmed with newfound positive emotions.
Dickens juxtaposes his use of similes in Staves 1 and 5 to show Scrooge's positive character development.
Scrooge has gone from being the object of disdain and fear in society, to being the pillar of his local community.
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