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Why does Scrooge cry out for the Ghost of Christmas Past to take him away from the scene of his youthful Christmas with Fezziwig?


A.
Scrooge knows that the scene he is seeing is something he imagined, not something that truly happened.


B.
Scrooge remembers that Fezziwig denied him coal just as he denies Cratchit coal at the start of the story.


C.
What the Spirit has shown him reminds Scrooge of the misery of his younger days.


D.
Seeing the happy times of his youth upsets Scrooge because he knows that they are gone now.

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JamieBoss
D. Seeing the happy times of his youth upsets Scrooge because he knows that they are gone now. Scrooge is pretty miserable in his current life. Also, A B and C don't make sense because for A he remembers being there when he was younger, so it's not something he imagined, B has nothing to do with the story really and C Scrooge was very happy in his younger days. So D is the correct answer.
D. Seeing the happy times of his youth upsets Scrooge because he knows that they are gone now. 
Scrooge, I guess missed those times and didn't want to be reminded of them ~.~ Hope it helps! :)
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