cite at least two pieces of evidence from the text that support the idea that Scrooge was a lonely boy at school and that memories of this time still make him sad.
Scrooge is described as being as solitary as an oyster and we can see that this comes from being abandoned as a child. The Ghost of Christmas Past shows Scrooge visions of his early life. These visions establish that Scrooge's unloving father placed him in a boarding school, where at Christmas-time, he remained alone while his schoolmates returned home to their families.
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