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Fred: character portrait from A Christmas Carol (Charles Dickens)

A character in A Christmas Carol

Fred

A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens1843

Scrooge's cheerful and optimistic nephew who constantly invites his uncle to join his family for Christmas.

Also known as: the nephew, Scrooge's nephew

Inside the story

Meet Fred

Fred is Ebenezer Scrooge’s cheerful, optimistic nephew, who remains warm toward his guarded uncle. At the story’s outset, he repeatedly invites Scrooge to join him and his family for Christmas, offering a welcoming family connection despite Scrooge’s resistance.

On the page

Scrooge's nephew, a hearty GROWN MAN of about twenty-five to thirty, all in a glow from walking in the cold, with a ruddy handsome face, sparkling eyes and frosted breath. Warm greatcoat and muffler. An adult, never a child.

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