Which best describes the conflict between Scrooge and the two charity men in "Stave I: Marley's Ghost"?

A.
The men want Scrooge to provide Cratchit with better pay and working conditions, but Scrooge insists that Cratchit is lucky to have a job at all and should be grateful.

B.
The men want Scrooge to go to Christmas dinner with them, but Scrooge insists that anyone who celebrates Christmas is a fool.

C.
The men want Scrooge to take down Marley's name from the countinghouse, but Scrooge insists on leaving it up because it is good for business.

D.
The men w

Question

Which best describes the conflict between Scrooge and the two charity men in "Stave I: Marley's Ghost"? 	
	
 
A.
	The men want Scrooge to provide Cratchit with better pay and working conditions, but Scrooge insists that Cratchit is lucky to have a job at all and should be grateful.
	
 
B.
	The men want Scrooge to go to Christmas dinner with them, but Scrooge insists that anyone who celebrates Christmas is a fool.
	
 
C.
	The men want Scrooge to take down Marley's name from the countinghouse, but Scrooge insists on leaving it up because it is good for business.
	
 
D.
	The men w