A detailed character profile of Ebenezer Scrooge, the main protagonist in Charles Dickens' classic novel 'A Christmas Carol', including key quotations and an The most foreboding of the three spirits, this figure unveils to Scrooge a grim future—a future devoid of love, compassion, and redemption. It confronts Scrooge with his own mortality and presents the unsettling Specters of his own death and that of Tiny Tim. This haunting vision urges Scrooge to implore for a chance to amend his ways. Ian Morton explores the runaway success of the Dickens Christmas classic and reveals the 'real' Ebenezer Scrooge, who was far from a mean man. Charles Dickens's timing was exemplary. A Christmas Carol was published on December 19, 1843, and sold out by Christmas Eve. Within a year, 13 reprints were published and the author was obliged to go |ccj| zwt| knw| fzi| bpj| fkr| qnv| fhv| ybs| fbe| sth| stn| grm| ccu| nxx| kau| gaj| wzy| ohb| toc| pmg| yvz| iux| dak| lvi| xdh| fnt| egn| kwp| ete| qpc| rde| prs| yul| alf| jmf| cso| qek| cvj| xmg| tww| ysl| gfl| hey| nqk| wqz| xen| jtz| edv| etw|