The Cratchit Family

The Cratchit Family is a fictional family from Charles Dickens' "A Christmas Carol," depicted as humble but loving and resilient. Bob Cratchit is a modest, overworked clerk at a poor but honest business, and his wife, Tiny Tim, is a disabled boy who symbolizes innocence and hope. Despite financial struggles, they maintain strong family bonds and warmth, emphasizing themes of compassion, social inequality, and the importance of kindness. The family's portrayal highlights the contrast between wealth and poverty and inspires reflection on social responsibility.