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GCSE English Literature · key term
A person who hoards money and is unwilling to spend it, even on comfort or necessities.
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Paper 1
A person who hoards money and is unwilling to spend it, even when spending would benefit themselves or others.
A person who hoards money and is reluctant to spend it, even for their own comfort.
A person who hoards money and is unwilling to spend it, even on necessary comforts.
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Paper 2
A person who hoards money and is reluctant to spend it, even on their own comfort.
A person who hoards money and is unwilling to spend it, even on necessities or other people.
A person who accumulates money while avoiding spending it, even on their own comfort.
Paper 1
A person who hoards money and is unwilling to spend it, even on comfort or helping others.
Component 2
Revise: ScroogeEbenezer Scrooge is the protagonist of A Christmas Carol: the story follows his movement from a miser who rejects human connection to a man who helps others and belongs to a community. Dickens makes this change both personal and social. Scrooge must recover his capacity for love, but he must also recognise the responsibilities that come with his wealth and power as an employer.
A person who hoards money and avoids spending it, even on their own comfort.
