Dickens also presents poverty through the existence of the charity men coming to collect money for the poor. This shows the reader that there were a lot of poor people in this era who needed help. ... Another way in which Dickens presents Cratchit occurs when he is going home to spend time with his family for Christmas.
Dickens also presents poverty through the existence of the charity men coming to collect money for the poor. This shows the reader that there were a lot of poor people in this era who needed help. ... Poverty is represented by the character Cratchit who is Scrooge's clerk
