Ebenezer Scrooge lives in London and is working in his office on Christmas Eve. He is a covetous, old misanthrope who hates practically everything, especially Christmas. His nephew visits him, and invites him over for a Christmas Eve dinner. As anticipated, he rudely declines the invitation and criticizes the fact that his nephew is married, saying, “I would rather go live in a mental hospital than have dinner with your family.” Not long after, two men visit him and ask for a donation to the poor. Scrooge denies it and says,”They should be left to die,” and “it isn’t my business.” Bob Cratchit, a poor clerk, comes over and gives a coin to the men as they leave, then asks Scrooge for a day off Christmas. Scrooge complains, but eventually agrees. Scrooge walks home, grumbling at everyone he sees.
Ebenezer Scrooge: Scrooge is the main antagonist and protagonist of the story. He is introduced on the first page while the author is describing the death of Marley. He is very unhappy and lonely most of the time. He hopes that the whole world would leave him alone. Scrooge doesn’t believe in charity or Christmas. Throughout the story, three spirits visit Scrooge and take him on a journey, trying to help him change his way of thinking. His catchphrase throughout the book is shown to be “Bah humbug!”
Scrooge was now in his room, but he wasn’t his regular self. He strangely had a good attitude and was very cheerful. This was all in the reflection of the ghosts. Now he had one mission and that was to make things right. Furthermore he thought. He then assumed that it was all over and Christmas was over. He asked a nearby citizen the day. He told him it was Christmas, it wasn’t too late! He now was on an adventure to fix his actions. For example, he bought and sent anonymously the biggest turkey he could find so the Cratchits didn’t have to settle on goose. He continued around the town being blithesome. Everyone was dumbfounding by his behavior. He made his way to his nephew Fred’s house. His family and he had a feast. According to the text
After the previous spirit disappeared, Scrooge looks up to find the final spirit, The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come. The phantom remains silent and simply takes Scrooge toward the city, where they eavesdrop on a few conversations between people. One of them was between two men who were talking about how someone had recently died. They retorted about how nobody liked the man and, consequently, they expected nobody to show up to the funeral. The twain continued to another pair of businessmen who had also heard the news that someone had died, but did not care. Scrooge, oblivious as to who they were talking about, tries to ask the spirit some questions, in which the spirit doesn’t respond. The phantom just drags Scrooge to a nearly abandoned
Scrooge was a person who hated life.He got told by his friends spirit that three ghost would appear to him. The first ghost that appeared to Scrooge was from the past.The second ghost that appeared was from the present.The third and final ghost was from the future.In all of these Scrooge traveled with them.
The following night, Scrooge is visited by the ghost of his dead partner, Jacob Marley. Marley wants to save him from sharing the same fate as himself. Scrooge is informed of the three spirits that will be paying him a visit. Scrooge then falls into a deep sleep. He awakes just before the Ghost of Christmas past pays a visit. He is a small childlike ghost who orders Scrooge to follow him to the past. Scrooge views his past from when he was a child to when he was engaged and lost his loved one Belle who leaves Scrooge because of his greediness. This brings a tear upon his eye.
Scrooge doesn’t know what to do because of the sudden visit of Marley’s ghost. He tries hard not to believe that it’s true but he knows what is happening around him but doesn’t seem to want to realize it. He is also aware that the three spirits that Marley mentions will come look for him but, Scrooge doesn’t want
(Hook) Ebenezer Scrooge, an old, greedy, grumpy, man is visited by his dead friend /business partner who tells him that he will be visited by three spirits. In order to avoid Marley’s fate, Scrooge must listen to the warnings of the three spirits. In the novel A Christmas Carol the author, Charles Dickens, uses the main characters to convey the message that money can control your life.
Do you believe in ghost? I know Scrooge does, Scrooge was an old grumpy banker that only cared about money, who did not care too much about other people. Then one day ghosts came and changed that all. Once the ghosts came they told him how much he was doing wrong and how he used to be when he was younger when he liked christmas. The ghosts taught him a lot of things but most of all they taught him to be caring and courteous to his friends and people he has never met. Scrooge is afraid of his future and his self.
Marley made scrooge see 3 ghost. The ghost of Christmas Past, Present, and Future. After Scrooge saw all