Jacob Marley was Scrooge's business partner, and the narrator goes to some lengths to make us accept he is dead. His Ghost appears to Scrooge on Christmas Eve with a warning for Scrooge about the need to change his focus in life from money to 'mankind'.
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By protesting in a nonviolent way. He likens it to a thousand men not paying taxes, the most that would happen is them landing in jail, and blood shed is completly uncessary.
If Orwell wrote "Animal Farm" about schools, the dogs would be schoolyard bullies, True.
B: the apostrophe. For example, "That is Tony's apple."
