Christmas Carol Whole Book

Front

Marley

Back

Scrooge's business partner

Front

Setting of the story

Back

London - Christmas Eve and Christmas Day

Front

Scrooge's door knocker

Back

Marley's face

Front

Ebenezer Scrooge's character

Back

Solitary, miserly man

Front

Scrooge's view on Christmas

Back

Christmas is an interruption; he only cares about making money.

Front

Scrooge's childhood revelation

Back

Alone and lonely

Front

Marley's visit to Scrooge in Act I

Back

Inform Scrooge of the Three Spirits' haunting

Front

Scrooge's character evolution

Back

Not a grumpy miser his entire life

Front

Quotation supporting Scrooge's past kindness

Back

"If ever I own a firm of my own, I shall treat my apprentices with the same dignity and the same grace."

Front

Impression of Scrooge by visitors in Act I

Back

Hardhearted and cruel