redemption in A Christmas Carol

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'I will honour Christmas in my heart' - shows Scrooge's determination and commitment to spread joy through Christmas as he becomes pleasant and sociable; this juxtaposes with 'out upon merry Christmas!' where we see Scrooge change his miserly/negative outlook

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'No fog, no mist' - this quote contrasts to the 'cold, bleak biting weather' from Stave 1; the rule of 3 and pathetic fallacy is symbolic of Scrooge's attitude and his pessimistic portrayal at the start, however the change in weather reflects the change in Scrooge's characterisation and mindset

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'So much kinder than he used to be..home's like heaven' - Scrooge's father's redemption can foreshadow Scrooge's redemption; the simile reflects Christian values suggesting the importance of family at Christmas and can project the much-needed change in Victorian society to prioritise charity over materialism

I hope that helps and gives you an idea of the type of analysis you can do