... contrast the ideas that the upper classes had in regards to what constituted morality with the definition the lower classes had for the same word. In "A Christmas Carol- Dickens, though criticizing the upper classes, presents the view that many of the upper classes had about morality. Additionally, "Waiting for Godot- not only ... , one can easily see the moral justifications Scrooge has for his actions prior to his reformation near the end of the story. Scrooge, unlike several other characters in the book, is a three-dimensional, dynamic character. Dickens does not portray him as a neces...

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