Scrooge is initially presented as a cold and miserly old man., Bob Cratchit’s office is described as a cold cell with only ‘one coal’ on the fire., Fred invites Scrooge for Christmas lunch but Scrooge shows disdain for Christmas., Two charity men ask Scrooge for money but Scrooge says, ‘Are there no prisons?’, The ghost of Jacob Marley visits Scrooge to give him a warning to change., The Ghost of Christmas Past takes Scrooge back to his childhood when he was a lonely child by a feeble fire., Fan arrives at school to bring the lonely Scrooge home for Christmas., Scrooge sees Fezziwig and is reminded about the generosity of his old boss., Belle ends her engagement to Scrooge because he only worships money., Scrooge is shown Belle’s children which could have been his – this makes him regretful., The Ghost of Christmas Present transforms Scrooge’s home into a festive scene., Scrooge is taken to see how the struggling Cratchit family make the most of Christmas Day despite their poverty., Scrooge is shown what he is missing at Fred’s party., Scrooge sees two children of extreme poverty: Ignorance and Want., Scrooge witnesses poor people stealing the possessions from a dead man., Scrooge sees his old business associates express indifference about the death of a man., Scrooge is shown the Cratchit family struggling after Tiny Tim’s death., Scrooge sees his name on a gravestone and realises the dead man is himself., Scrooge actively participates in the joyous celebrations of Christmas., Scrooge decides to raise Bob’s salary., Scrooge visits Fred’s house and begs for forgiveness..

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