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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