Marley has passed away. It starts with Scrooge in his counting house. He talks with his nephew about Christmas and how not delightful it is. When arriving to his home, Ebenezer sees Marley’s face as the knocker on his front door. Chains rattle downstairs and bells ring around him. The ghost of Marley comes into his room and talks to him. Scrooge woke up in complete darkness. People in the memories cannot hear, nor see Ebenezer. His little sister arrives to take him home with their father. Ebenezer screams at the spirit telling them that he does not want to see the memories anymore. Belle has children and a husband, Bob Cratchit. Two children stand under the Ghost of Christmas Present’s robe. A hooded figure walks toward Ebenezer. Bob was late to work. In return of Bob being late, Scrooge raises Bob’s
Marley has passed away. It starts with Scrooge in his counting house. He talks with his nephew about Christmas and how not delightful it is. When arriving to his home, Ebenezer sees Marley’s face as the knocker on his front door. Chains rattle downstairs and bells ring around him. The ghost of Marley comes into his room and talks to him. Scrooge woke up in complete darkness. People in the memories cannot hear, nor see Ebenezer. His little sister arrives to take him home with their father. Ebenezer screams at the spirit telling them that he does not want to see the memories anymore. Belle has children and a husband, Bob Cratchit. Two children stand under the Ghost of Christmas Present’s robe. A hooded figure walks toward Ebenezer. Bob was late to work. In return of Bob being late, Scrooge raises Bob’s