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468 名前：匿名さん：2007/12/24 14:35
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461> Present for the storm-man
A Christmas Carol (1843), Charles DICKENS's popular tale of a miser's
conversion through the agencies of love and fear, combines elements of
the fairy tale, the allegorical dream vision, and the social tract.
The story's most memorable elements are those of cheer (Christmas food
shops, Fezziwig's ball, the Cratchits' goose dinner, the game of forfeits
at Scrooge's nephew's) and of pathos (the uncertain fate of crippled
Tiny Tim). But Dickens also conveys his morbid concern with personal
annihilation and his social indignation through the dramatic portrayal
of the Ghost of the Future and the figures of Ignorance and Want
attending the Ghost of Christmas Present.
by Kenji-Nobuhara