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The Christmas Carol Character Analysis
The Christmas Carol is the best movie to watch this holiday with the family. The story is about Ebenezer Scrooge an old cranky, miserable and evil old man who gets a visit by the 3 Christmas ghosts. The first visit is from his deceased employee who warns him about his ways. The ghost warns Scrooge that he must change his ways if not he will have a miserable afterlife. The first Christmas ghost that visits Scrooge shows him the Christmas past in which he had sad and happy moments. The past sad moments shows the reason why Scrooge hates Christmas. The 2nd ghost the Christmas present shows him how many people are celebrating Christmas. The ghost shows how many family that hardly have anything are very happy to celebrate with what little they
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