A Christmas Carol
The climate of London plays an important role in the story. How does Charles Dickens use the weather to set the tone and mood of a christmas carol?
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The weather is largely grey, cold, dark, and dreary. This sets the tone of London being a place of poverty and the working poor merely trying to feed themselves. This also matches the darkness ( the constant black soot lingering in the air) of the coal-fired factories during the industrial revolution.