“Oh! But he was a tight-fisted hand at the grindstone, Scrooge! A squeezing, wrenching, grasping, scraping, clutching, covetous old sinner!” - Narrator

“If I could work my will, every idiot who goes about with ‘Merry Christmas’ on his lips should be boiled with his own pudding and buried with a stake of holly through his heart. He should!” - Scrooge

‘’No space of regret can make amends for one life’s opportunity misused.’’ - Ghost of Christmas Past

"God bless Us, Everyone!" - Tiny Tim

- Ebeneezer Scrooge, a miserable, cold-hearted creditor, continues to be greedy and unmerciful on Christmas Eve. He rejects a dinner invitation, overworks his employee, yells at charity workers, and spits that the entire idea of Christmas is nonsense.

However, that night, Scrooge starts to see strange things, and soon enough, out comes his old friend and business partner Jacob Marley's ghost through the door. Marley's ghost warns what will happen if Scrooge continues living this way. After telling Scrooge that three more ghosts will visit him, Marley disappears.

Rise of action

- Afterward, Scrooge meets two more ghosts, The Ghost of Christmas Past and The Ghost of Christmas Present.

The Ghost of Christmas Past takes Scrooge on a journey through Christmases from his past. Scrooge sees himself as a miserable child and a young man who loves money even more than his fiancée.

The Ghost of Christmas Present shows Scrooge, his clerk Bob Cratchit’s family. At Bob Cratchit’s house, Scrooge sees Tiny Tim, very ill and without one leg but full of spirit. The ghost then takes him to see his nephew Fred’s Christmas dinner party - which he had been invited to but refused firmly.

Climax

- Finally, The Ghost of Christmas Future terrifies Scrooge by showing him visions of his death, and nobody giving even a second thought about it.  Scrooge pleads to the Ghost to give him a second chance in life. He vows that he will be kind and wholehearted and respect Christmas from now on.

Falling action

- The three ghosts’ journey through Christmas teaches Scrooge about the error and wrongs he made. Then he wakes up on Christmas Day.

Resolution

- Full of excitement, Scrooge buys a giant turkey for the Cratchit family and spends the day with his nephew, full of happiness. 

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Scrooge was once poor too but became a man who judges other people by their wealth. He tells his employee Bob Cratchit not to stick his nose out when his poor. Can we find Scrooge's attitude toward other people in ourselves?

- Ebeneezer Scrooge, a miserable, cold-hearted creditor, continues to be greedy and unmerciful on Christmas Eve. He rejects a dinner invitation, overworks his employee, yells at charity workers, and spits that the entire idea of Christmas is nonsense.

However, that night, Scrooge starts to see strange things, and soon enough, out comes his old friend and business partner Jacob Marley's ghost through the door. Marley's ghost warns what will happen if Scrooge continues living this way. After telling Scrooge that three more ghosts will visit him, Marley disappears.

Rise of action

- Afterward, Scrooge meets two more ghosts, The Ghost of Christmas Past and The Ghost of Christmas Present.

The Ghost of Christmas Past takes Scrooge on a journey through Christmases from his past. Scrooge sees himself as a miserable child and a young man who loves money even more than his fiancée.

The Ghost of Christmas Present shows Scrooge, his clerk Bob Cratchit’s family. At Bob Cratchit’s house, Scrooge sees Tiny Tim, very ill and without one leg but full of spirit. The ghost then takes him to see his nephew Fred’s Christmas dinner party - which he had been invited to but refused firmly.

Clutch
- Finally, The Ghost of Christmas Future terrifies Scrooge by showing him visions of his death, and nobody giving even a second thought about it. 

Climax

- Scrooge pleads to the Ghost to give him a second chance in life. He vows that he will be kind and wholehearted and respect Christmas from now on.

Resolution

-  The three ghosts’ journey through Christmas teaches Scrooge about the error and wrongs he made. Then he wakes up on Christmas Day. Full of excitement, Scrooge buys a giant turkey for the Cratchit family and spends the day with his nephew, full of happiness.