The greedy and cranky protagonist whose life is transformed after being visited by Marley and three Christmas spirits. He initially shuns charity and family, but ultimately repents, pays debts, supports his clerk, and embraces the holiday spirit.
Scrooge refuses to donate to charity when approached by Harry Huffam
Scrooge becomes concerned about Tiny Tim's wellbeing after seeing his situation
Scrooge had romantic feelings for Isabel in his youth but lost her due to his focus on money
Scrooge demands payment from Tom Jenkins on Christmas Day
The ghost who shows Scrooge the present Christmas celebrations
The ghost who shows Scrooge his past to help him understand his mistakes
Fezziwig employed Scrooge in his youth and treated him kindly
Scrooge employs Bob Cratchit as his clerk and pays him meager wages
Marley was Scrooge's late business partner before his death
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