evidence: Within his novels and movies, Dicken makes his advice come true. Dickens wrote many pieces based on the Victorian Era. The Victorian Era is a period of Queen Victoria’s reign in Britain. This era is made up of great prosperity and peace, as well as change. There are many distant characteristics that make up the Victorian Era: some of which are marriage and family values, education, and class distinction. With remembrance of the quote above--through many of these characteristics, happiness was not a factor until it slapped the characters in the face. Eventually, they delighted in the happiness that they were given. Within Charles …show more content… [...] "It’s not how much we have, but how much we enjoy, that makes happiness," -Charles Spurgeon. Throughout the Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens, happiness is relevant through hope and chance. Located in … during the Victorian Era, Scrooge, his Uncle Fred, Tiny Tim, and others prove that there is always a hope for change. By analyzing the themes: Scrooge’s Transformation, Social Justice, and Childhood Innocence; it becomes clear that happiness is key.