A Christmas Carol is broken up into five different sections, or “staves”: Stave I introduces us to ... So why wasn’t an illustration of Scrooge or Tiny Tim, the two central characters ...

Point 2 - the way Scrooge talks ... Where he is described as 'tight-fisted' and 'grasping' in Stave I, in this final section we see him as 'light as a feather'. The similes that Scrooge uses ...

Over the next five days LibDemVoice is delighted to bring you A Christmas Carol, a contemporary re-imagining of Charles Dickens’ classic tale, told in five staves (as Dickens called them).

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It was Rob Donohoe, a veteran Scrooge and something of A Christmas Carol fanatic, who recommended Innocenti's illustrations to Lewis. "If a picture is worth a thousand words, then Innocenti's ...