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This document discusses the themes of A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, noting that being negative or greedy will lead to unhappiness, while being generous and living life to the fullest with gratitude and joy is more rewarding. The themes emphasized are to avoid taking from others like the character Scrooge, but rather to give, and to appreciate the one life you have by not wasting it with grumpiness or greed.
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- 1. A Christmas Carol: Theme By: Kendra Richards Author: Charles Dickens
- 2. When your negative or grumpy bad things happen to you. If your happy you look to the bright side to every situation. Being negative never got anyone anywhere
- 3. Don’t take from people like scrooge did. He never really gave any thing to anyone. Give Don’t Take
- 4. Live Life To The Fullest You only get one life so don’t waist it by being grumpy or greedy.