SCROOGE
SCHOOL
SCROOGE attended a boarding school as a child, an experience that significantly shaped his emotional development. The SCHOOL he attended was not just a place of learning, but also a setting where Scrooge experienced profound neglect and solitude. During the holidays, while other children left to be with their families, Scrooge was left alone at the SCHOOL, which deepened his sense of isolation. These formative years at the boarding school contributed to lasting emotional effects, as Scrooge was often a neglected, solitary child. The memories of his time at the SCHOOL continue to affect him, highlighting the impact of his lonely childhood on his later life and character.