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We see here that Scrooge is single-minded in his pursuit of wealth and that he associates money with everything. She suggests that Scrooge has forgotten what was once important to him.
His greed is so obvious that you can see it in his eyes and it seems to be all he thinks about.
The metaphor suggests Scrooge's greed is deep-rooted and that it will continue to grow throughout his life. We get the sense that it will affect those around him in a negative way.
It is made very clear that Scrooge made conscious decisions about his path in life. There is irony in Belle's parting comment as we know that Scrooge lives a miserable life without company or material comforts.
Belle suggests that Scrooge places no value on love as he sees value only in terms of money.
Even as a young man, Scrooge's character can be seen in his appearance. He is already showing hints of being a miser; it is so strong that he can't hide it.
Scrooge's rejection of love is shown clearly here. Belle points out that, now, he would not marry for love.
The power of his greed is so strong that it has become his passion.
We see that Scrooge hasn't always prioritised wealth; at one time his fiancée was his priority.
Again, we see here that Scrooge has not always been as we see him now. Belle suggests that the difference is a result of Scrooge's impatience to gain wealth.
When Scrooge shows his bad temper, he demonstrates that Belle is correct in her assessment.
