A Christmas Carol

Scrooge endeavors to amend the broken spirits of those he rudely dismissed in days prior.

The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come disappears, leaving Scrooge to enjoy the wonder of Christmas Day.

The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come brings Scrooge to a gravesite, where the identity of the wretched man is revealed.

The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come brings Scrooge back to Bob Cratchit's house, where he witnesses the family mourn the loss of their son.

Scrooge witnesses the disturbing exchange of a dead man’s belongings at a pawn shop. As he does, he realizes the fate of the man could very well be his own.

The Ghost of Christmas Present departs from Scrooge, and the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come soon arrives.

The Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come first has Scrooge listen to the conversations of some fellow businessmen, before bringing him to an ignoble pawn shop.

Scrooge has the privilege of enjoying Fred’s Christmas party after all, but only for a little while.

The Ghost of Christmas Present and Scrooge journey across England to witness the joys and spirit of Christmas, alive in all people, regardless of their situation.

As Scrooge watches the Cratchits celebrate the Christmas holiday, Scrooge discovers the sad fate faced by Bob Cratchit’s son, Tiny Tim.

Bob Cratchit and family are preparing for Christmas, and the Ghost of Christmas Present brings Scrooge along to witness the festivities.

The Ghost of Christmas Present arrives as predicted to take Scrooge on yet another journey to present Christmases.