Supernatural Worlds In "The Jungle Books" and "A Christmas Carol"

"I live in the past, the present and the future, the three souls should work hard in my mind Oh, Jacob Marley.The times of heaven, Christmas are therefore admired for that I will be on the ground Knee and say (Dickens, 99) The hero of Charles Dickens of Christmas Carol 's Ebenezer Scrooge said these words after a supernatural world one night, they were influenced by supernatural forces Although he proved a miraculous transformation, he changed from a loved one, but he hardly believed in God, a friend, a good owner, a man like a good man, just the golden old town People like [know that]

Dr. Robert Douglas-Farhurst explains Carol as "another Christmas story of a more visible religious opponent" in the introduction of the Oxford World Classic "Christmas Carols and Other Christmas Books". The philosopher was replaced by the three inspirational souls and the children in the manger were replaced by visiting Tiny Tim's house. Ghosts visiting Scrooge mentioned their sequelae, but they never discussed heaven or hell. . Scrooge was not bothered by an eternal curse, but he was beloved and forgotten to death. Scrooge promised to guarantee that he was not a good Christian and to keep the word of God, "To respect Christmas in my heart and to embody the spirit of generous holidays that I live By trying to protect everything "In the past, present and future, the three souls should work hard in my mind. I will not refuse the courses they teach. "

Dickens uses supernatural Christmas carols in Christmas carol such as rich and poor, family and solitary, generosity and jealousy, emotions and cruelty, past, present, and future among Christmas carols. The vast majority of these contrasting power is revealed by Scrooge's own role. Elegant, jealous people, an important step in people's journey, to eat a hot meal in the shadow, from the cold heart to the relaxed hospitality, and to the warmth-filled ghost. In the five Dickens wooden novels, each ghost in Christmas Carol explains that it helps to finally end a journey that makes him a better person. Ghosts took him to visit important aspects of his past, present and future, and physically took Scrooge to move, these journeys metaphorically sympathize with enlightenment, He needs to become a more humanitarian person. The staff has outlined the way he grows up