Christmas carol

• Scrooge was not the man he used to be
• The change in Scrooge's character is evident from his interactions with others.
• The Ghost of Christmas Present showed Scrooge his nephew's family, who were happy and loving.
• The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come took Scrooge through the streets at night, showing him people mourning over graves.
• Scrooge saw himself lying dead on a bed with no one around except a boy holding a torch.
• His son Tiny Tim has a heart condition that causes him to walk with crutches and speak softly due to weak lungs.
• Bob Cratchit is portrayed as a kind-hearted person who cares deeply about his family.
• Scrooge realized that he had been selfish and cruel towards those around him.
• He resolved to make amends by visiting Bob Cratchit at home on Christmas Day.
• The Ghost led Scrooge to a room where a man lay dying, surrounded by empty bottles and unpaid bills.
• The Ghost revealed that this man was Scrooge's business partner, Jacob Marley.
• The Ghost of Christmas Past appeared as an old woman dressed in white robes.
• The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come wore black robes and carried a long staff.
• Fred is described as having "a jolly face" and being generous towards those less fortunate than himself.
• Tiny Tim's death would have been prevented if Scrooge had shown kindness towards Bob Cratchit and his family.
• Mr. Fezziwig was known for throwing lavish parties where everyone danced together regardless of social class.
• Scrooge's transformation was complete when he returned to his own house and found it decorated for Christmas.