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Compare And Contrast A Christmas Carol
The DVD version of A Christmas Carol is better than the novel. The DVD shows more detail and effects. The story does not add effects or music and just does not have the effect the movie does. People get to see what the characters actually look like in person instead of having to imagine them. This is why the DVD is better.

The movie and the novel are alike in some ways. They both start out saying the same thing. The first two spirits come at the same time in the movie as in the story. All the spirits are also called the same thing the ghost of Christmas past, Christmas future, and Christmas present. This is how the story and movie are alike.

The film and the writing are different in many ways as well. The two men that ask scrooge to donate

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