REVISION SHEETS
A Christmas Carol
13 character revision sheets. View each sheet online or download its printable PDF.
13 sheets
Ebenezer Scrooge
Dickens makes redemption visible through changed relationships and practical care. Feeling differently matters because Scrooge begins to behave differently.
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Jacob Marley
Marley shows what recognition looks like when it arrives too late. His warning gives Scrooge the opportunity he no longer has.
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Ghost of Christmas Past
The first spirit makes remembering an active moral experience. It shows Scrooge both wounds and alternatives to the life he chose.
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Ghost of Christmas Present
The second spirit links abundant celebration to urgent responsibility. Its warmth makes the exposure of neglected children more unsettling.
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Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
The last spirit makes Scrooge interpret the consequences of a life without affection. Its silence places pressure on him to recognise himself and choose.
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Bob Cratchit
Bob’s warmth exposes Scrooge’s cold use of authority. His family’s vulnerability connects an employer’s decisions to life beyond the workplace.
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Tiny Tim
Tiny Tim gives social neglect an individual human cost. His generosity of feeling challenges Scrooge’s assumption that poverty measures human worth.
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Mrs Cratchit
Mrs Cratchit combines practical affection with anger at unfair treatment. Her voice keeps the family’s warmth from excusing Scrooge’s behaviour.
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Fred
Fred presents belonging as an offer made before it is earned. His steady generosity provides an alternative to Scrooge’s isolation.
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Fan
Fan gives Scrooge a memory of being loved. Remembering her makes his rejection of her son harder to justify.
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Fezziwig
Fezziwig shows that an employer’s influence is measured in other people’s daily lives. Scrooge recognises a kind of wealth that cannot be reduced to the party’s cost.
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Belle
Belle makes the cost of Scrooge’s priorities personal. She recognises that his growing devotion to money has altered the relationship she agreed to.
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Ignorance and Want
These allegorical children turn social problems into vulnerable human figures. Dickens makes neglect frightening while directing blame towards the society that produces it.
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