Scrooge was not happy with all the wealth he possessed. Just as he changed, a person can change their identity.
We can arrive at this answer because:
- For all the wealth he had, Scrooge had bad, oppressive, and negative behavior with people.
- This kind of behavior is what shows he was not happy, as he couldn't find happiness in anything.
- A happy person does not have such negative and oppressive behavior, as he or she can find joy in elements of life.
- The moment Scrooge recognized that his behavior was bad and that it caused suffering for him and those around him, he changed his personality, showing himself to be a lighter, kinder, and more generous person.
This type of change is possible in the real world, as long as a person recognizes their negative behaviors and the bad consequences they provoke. In addition, this person must feel the desire to change and be a better person.
This question is about "A Christmas Carol."
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Answer:
The speaker´s attitude is to curiosity.
Explanation:
In the Siren´s song it seem like she was about to reveal her secret to a men who wanted to know what was the about and why it lures men to their death, He was very interest in knowing because she told him that the "Secret" of the Siren´s song was actually a "Cry for Help" letting him know that she doesn´t like her job. But at the end, what she reveals was that the "Cry for Help" was another of her actions by luring another man to the their death.
1 3 and 4 are the answers
1. It’s important because we can learn from them and their experiences. We can also get a better understanding of the person.
2. The benefits are being more open minded and respectful. People who are accepting of different perspectives tend to be people who emphasize with others.
3. It strengthens communities because accepting one’s faults is great way to grow and help one another.