May I inquire Mr Cratchit, what you're doing with that shovelful of coal?
I beg your pardon, sir.
But the outer office is intensely cold and my fire.
You hear your fire?
I should have said your father. Yes,
it shows symptoms of going out
and I thought I might venture to replenish it
with a small quantity of coal. Yeah.
Well, of course, you know, it's very evident to me, you know,
Mr Cratchit that you and I left apart
or
gino
polio,
you don't pay for the coal
so you can afford to be reckless.
Therefore, very evident to me, sir. You know that
my interest is not your interest.
No, my welfare, your welfare
get on with your work,
sir.
They don't keep you warm enough.
I am not cold. Why should you be
when I am your senior
by a great many years? I fancy
and all about a small shovel full of coal.
None of you mumbling. None of you mumbling
you. You have a wife and family to support. I understand.
Yes, sir.
How many Children have you got? Around half dozen, sir?
Three boys and three girls ta ta ta
can I afford a wife. Yes, sir.
Hey,
I mean those of,
have I any Children? I don't know, sir.
No,
no, sir.
How much am I constrained to pay you a week for your services?
15 shillings
be to your interest, sir, to see the job worth it.
A merry Christmas to you, uncle and God save you.
I
back
to
have
that. You can't be there. I'm sure I do mean it.
What right have you to be made?
What reason have you to be married?
You're poor enough. Come then what? Right for you to be dismal.
What reason for you to be for us? You are rich enough.
Ah,
I'm about
to be cross. I know. How can I help you closer when I live in such a world of fools as it is
a made Christmas.
What's Christmas time us
a time for paying bills without money?
I am for finding yourself a year older. Not a penny.
It,
if I had my way, sir, every fool who goes about saying merry Christmas
should be boiled with his own pudding
and buried with a steak of olive to his heart. You should
uncle have you.
You keep Christmas your way.
Let me keep it in mind. Keep it, but you don't keep it, let me leave it around then.
Much good. Has it done you
much good? Will it ever do you?
It's the only time I know of in the long calendar of the year.
When men and women seem by one consent to open their shut hearts freely.
And therefore,
though it's never put a scrap of gold or silver in my bucket,
I believe it has done me good and will do me good. And I say, God bless it. Cheer. Here,
here,
Mr Grant.
If I hear another word from you,
you'll keep your Christmas by losing your situation,
dear, dear, dear, dear,
by the powerful speakers here. And
when you don't go into parliament, don't be angry.
Uncle, come dine with us tomorrow, I'll see you. But why, why,
why did you get married? Because I fell in love because I feel good evening.
But you never came to see us before that heaven.
Why give that as a reason for not coming now? Good evening, sir.
When I was coming from you, I ask nothing
of you. Well, you won't get it. So you won't be disappointed, will you?
We've never had a problem to which I've been part.
So why not let us part friends?
Good evening, sir.
Well, I'm starting with all the heart to find is around you
and I made the trial in homage to Chris
and I'll keep my Christmas humor to the last. So a Merry Christmas uncle.
Good evening, sir. And a happy New Year. You're a noisy devil.
That's what you are, sir. Merry Christmas Bob Gretchen
and the same to you, sir. And many of them and not forgetting your good lady, Mrs Fred.
Thank you,
Gretchen.
A Merry Christmas. To a
very,
always ready and willing to quit your work. I notice
it. It's seven o'clock so that clock's fast
the way I,
I suppose you'll want
all day off tomorrow.
Eh,
we'll say if, if, if it's quite convenient
it isn't convenient
to.
Why would you stop
off a cunt for it? Oh, you'd be mightily,
I'd be banned. Wouldn't, you
don't think I will use Julia
when I have to pay a whole day's wages.
No work.
It only happens once a year to
those are pretty excuse for picking a man's pocket every 25th of December.
All right.
Well, I suppose you've got to have it.
Yeah,
there's the key.
You Caesar joy
here all the earlier next morning.
Good night, sir.
And a Merry Christmas. Bye.
Where you
go
and then
I
can
the Merry Christmas and
I'm back.
Yeah,
Merry Christmas to you, my boy.
Thank you, sir. Thank you, sir.
Go.
Who
do you think?
Give us a penny? Get out of this.
Yeah.
Right.
Can stop that noise.
My Lord.
Will you make your speech now or will you
let the ladies and gentlemen continue to enjoy them?
Call silence for the loyal
to
my Lord.
Ladies and gentlemen,
pray silence for the right honorable the lord mayor of London,
my Lord,
my lords,
ladies and gentlemen,
her most gracious majesty,
the queen,
everything you're doing it,
fighting people out of their wits.
Bye.
I'm back.
Look. Well, Ebenezer Scrooge,
for only you can see me
put you on prison
again.
Must be.
Hm.
Oh,
yeah.
In life, I was your partner, Jacob Marley
in life.
Why do you trouble me?
It is required of everyone
that the spirit within him should walk abroad among his fellow men.
And if that spirit goes not forth in life, it is condemned to do so. After death,
my spirit never walked beyond the narrow limits of our money changing home.
So I cannot rest.
I cannot stay,
I cannot linger
anywhere.
You
of
the third.
Why
I wear the chain I forged in life.
I made it link by link.
Would you know the weight and length of the coil you bear yourself,
speak words of comfort to me. Jacob Molly
speak words of comfort. Comfort.
I have none to give.
I am here to warn you
to save you. If that'd be possible to warn,
to save me
from what from such a fate as mine to
wander through the world and witness what I cannot share
but might have shared on earth
and turned to happiness. But
you
were always a good man of business. Jacob business.
Mankind would have been in my business
charity,
forbearance, benevolence.
All were my business as they should be yours.
Now heed me
for my time is short.
You will be haunted by three spirits
without their visits. You cannot hope to shun the path I tread
you shall behold the visions of a Christmas past
a Christmas present
and a Christmas yet to come.
Expect the first
when the clock strikes midnight
tonight.
Molly,
look to see me no more.
I
two.
Yeah,
it's worth
12
o'clock
turned over.
Enjoy.
I am the spirit of Christmas
past.
I am here to show you the things that have been.
Look back beyond the Gulf of vanished years.
The money is due and must be made.
But sir, that's impossible.
Then I shall have no alternative but to take immediate steps to recover it.
But sir,
you must see that if that is the way I conduct my business,
you don't
mean
set us up.
That is precisely what I do mean.
But sir,
I couldn't work in the hospital, Mr
Food
I make
on you
can't do this.
You can't be so
just give us a little more time a week,
please.
Oh,
I didn't hear you come in
for
this.
What do you mean?
One thing?
You're a man without pity, without remorse.
Who weighs everything in the scale of pro
love?
Boom.
I heard
I couldn't help you.
This is business.
If I were to allow sentiment to enter this cutting house,
I should be in the bankruptcy court within a year.
And as for that couple who just gone out,
set your mind at first about them
was so shiftless. There
had my good money.
Now, I want to avoid paying back
your money,
your good money.
They asked you for it to breathe
a
little time in which to pay.
That's all
I am ready to make allowances for your feelings as a woman.
But I must ask you to leave my business affairs alone
when you marry me.
I shall insist.
I've tried hard not to believe what they've said about you.
I'd give you anything not to believe it enough,
but the evidence of my
own.
You are not all
I can see now that one passion and one passion only engrossed you
gain
one day
in the evening. It were so I'm not changed towards you. You are changed,
changed in the evening.
Your number,
our contacts and old ones made when we were poor and content to be so
they will be happy
I love
in the life you've chosen.
No, we don't
and see the happiness
you will miss.
Want
to
be.
You got
me.
Yeah.
Ok.
Oh,
by the way, Bill,
I saw an old friend of yours this afternoon.
You guess?
How can I,
I don't know.
It wasn't Mr Scrooge. Mr Scrooge. It was,
I passed his office window and as it was not shut up and there was a candle inside,
I could scarcely help see it.
His partners on, on the point of death I hear.
And there he sat
alone
quite alone in the world. I do believe.
Spin it. I cannot bear it.
Hold me no more.
I,
these were the shadows of the things that have been that they are what they are.
Do not blame
12 o'clock. I know you
and no me
be
a man.
I am. The ghost
has
look upon
you have never
seen the like of me.
Mhm.
Never.
I've never walked for,
with the younger
meaning.
I am very young.
My elder brothers,
all in those later years.
I don't think I am.
I am afraid I have not
many brothers, spirit,
more
than
1800
a tremendous family to provide for
spirit, conduct me where you will
already, I have been forth under compulsion
and learned a lesson which is working. Now,
if you ever ought to teach me and let me profit by
touch my robe
and you shall see how you are poor Clark with his
4315 shillings a week
which you so grudgingly dole out to him.
Keeps Christmas
that
my robe.
How
you get Tiny Tim,
a boat?
That one
we
see.
Yes.
To make
your
salad.
What has ever
got your precious father then?
And your brother, Tiny Tim
and his sister, Martha was as late last Christmas by half an hour.
Oh, I bless your heart, my dear.
Oh,
we had a deal
to finish up last night and had to clear away this morning, never mind.
As long as you are come,
come and sit before the farm, my dear and get it warm.
Yeah, we have,
uh,
and where
I out
she's, um,
not coming,
not coming upon Christmas Day.
Yes,
you're right.
Ok.
Oh.
Oh,
thank you. You,
we, we'll tell
you the glue.
I
think
it is.
I,
what was your food?
I must sit down and warm a bit.
And how did Tiny Kim behave
as good as gold
and better?
And
somehow he gets thoughtful,
sitting by himself so much
and thinks the strangest things you've ever heard.
He told me coming home
that he looked at
the people in the church saw him
because he was a cripple
and that it might be decent for them to remember
upon a Christmas day
who made lame beggars walk
and blindly,
but he's growing stronger.
Yeah.
Growing strong and hearty.
I wish I could believe you, Bob,
but I'm afraid
you never will be.
Oh, great
for what we are about to receive. May the Lord make us truly thankful
I can
already.
And it's
over.
Will I know to pass my adverse
expectations
with the
mash potato
and the apple?
So,
wow.
It rely on
to a
delightful combination
that we shall remember until our dying
day.
Yeah.
Listen,
that's the best goose we ever had. Mother. Yes,
indeed.
Oh, I've eaten too much.
I've even long.
We haven't eaten at all.
You love,
love.
I envied them.
Tell me that tiny Tim
will live.
I see a vacant seat
in the poor chimney corner
with a crutch without an owner
carefully preserved.
If these shadows remain unaltered in the future.
A child will die.
Oh, tell me that he'll be spared
if he is like to die.
Had he not better do it
and decrease
the surplus population.
I'm no,
I give you a toast.
I give you Mr Screw
the founder of the feast. The founder of the feast. Indeed.
I wish I had him here. I'd give him a bit of my mind to feast. The Bob.
I hope he'd have a good appetite for it. It's not my dear, the Children Christmas Day.
It should be Christmas Day.
I'm sure on which one drinks the help of such
an odious stingy hard unfeeling man as Mr Scrooge,
you know he is Robert.
Nobody knows he's better than you do. Poor fellow. My dear Christmas day.
Well, I'll drink his health for your sake in the days. Not his.
He'll be very merry and very happy. I've no doubt
here's Mr Scrooge's health. Now, Children all together, Mr Scrooge's health.
Mr Scrooge's health,
Mr Scrooge's health
and now tiny Tim will sing to us.
What
should I
sing
for
him?
Girl?
Fun
t
and
come now
and see how others
keep Christmas.
Uh
mhm.
Goes to the future.
I fear you more.
And any inspector I have seen
you are about to show me
the shadows of the things that have not been
but will be
the time to come.
And as I hope
to live to be
another man from what I was,
I am prepared
to bear you,
but,
so
I don't know much about it either way.
I only know he's dead. When did he die
last night? I believe. Why, what was the matter with him?
I thought he'd never die.
Heaven knows.
What's he done with his money?
He left it to his company. Perhaps
he hasn't left it to me. That's all I know.
Yeah.
How are you very
well. How are you? So old Nick has got his own. At last
I
told Cold, isn't it seasonable
for Christmas time?
Oh, yeah,
you're not a skater. Oh, no, no, I've got something else to think about.
I do not see myself in my accustomed place.
Where am I?
Why am I not there?
Don't stand there staring as if you were afraid woman
who's the worst for the loss of a few things like this.
Not a dead man, I suppose.
Open this bundle old Joe and let me know the value of it.
I ain't afraid to be the first nor afraid for them to
see it.
Oh,
there's your account.
I wouldn't give another six words.
Now, mind Joe.
Fine.
Eight Shillings.
I always give too much to ladies.
It's a weakness of mine.
And now onto my bundle,
Joe
big curtains.
Ah,
you don't mean to say you took him down rings and all with him lying there.
Why not?
You was born to make your fortune
and you would certainly do it. Yeah. Don't drop the oil on the blanket.
These blankets.
Who's
there?
He's likely to take coal without them. I dare say.
I hope he didn't die of anything catching.
Oh,
Judge will be afraid of that
ma, you can look through that shirt until your eyes ache and you won't find out
in it.
It's the best he had.
It would have been wasted if it hadn't been for me.
What do you call a wasting
of it?
Putting it on him to be buried in to be sure.
I took it off him.
Yell's justice for coming to the party.
He couldn't have looked uglier than he did in that one.
No.
Yes.
This is the end of it. You see,
he frightened everyone away from him when he was alive
to plot his dust when he was dead.
I see, I see
the case of this unhappy man might be my own.
My life tends that way now,
merciful heavens.
What is that?
Is this the man they spoke of
neglected,
Rob?
18.
Can you not serve me
some tenderness
connected with death?
Hm.
Mind the
child.
Tiny Tim,
thy childish essence.
It was from God.
I met Mr Scrooge's nephew today
and he said to me,
I'm heartily, sorry for you Mr Cratchit
and heartily sorry
for your good wife.
So how he knew that I do know, knew what my dear, why that you were a good wife.
Everybody knows that
well observed my boy.
And he said,
if there's any service
that I can do for you,
pray, come to me.
It almost seemed
as though he had known our tiny kid
and felt with it
and I'm sure
we shall none of us forget him.
No, this first part that has been among,
never
won.
And I know
that when we recollect
how patient
and how mild he was,
although he was but a little child,
we shall not quarrel easily among ourselves
and forget poor tiny Tim
in doing it.
No, that
I'm very happy
f
now
tell me
what man that was
whom we saw lying dead.
I
grow nearer to the
stone
at what you point
tell me,
are these the shadows of the things of well being
or are they the shadows of the things that may be only
em? I need this.
I, the
lamp on the bed.
No spirit. No,
I looked to the man. I was,
I'll not be the man I must have been but with his intercourse,
why? Show
me the c it is all too late.
Tell me I may sponge away the writing on this stone.
I will honor Christmas in my heart and try to keep it all the year.
I will live in the,
the present
and the future.
The spirits of all trees should strive within me.
I will not shut out the lessons that they.
No, no,
you,
I will never
in the past the present of the future of Jacob Marley
and Christmas. Time with praise for this.
A KW.
I
thank you, Jacob.
Oh, by me.
No,
they're not all
down.
We're not torn down.
Ah,
it would have been maybe dispelled.
They
will.
Yeah.
Yeah,
they will.
No.
A merry Christmas. God bless you.
I don't know what to do
said. Boy, I'm as many as an angel.
I'm as giddy as a drunken man.
Merry Christmas to everyone.
Happy New Year to all the world.
Oh,
yeah.
Yes. The sores
that the girl was
in.
Yes. And if there's a scar
that old Marley's ghost came through.
Yes, it's all right.
It's all true.
It all happened.
Ok.
Yeah.
No.
Hey, boy.
Hey, a
Merry Christmas.
It is. Christmas Day, isn't it? By a call?
I knew I hadn't
the
spirit
to have done it all in one night
eight.
Do you know the voter at the corner of the street? Next for one?
I
know
an intelligent boy or a
bar
boy.
Do you know if they've sold the prize turkey that they had hanging there?
You can be hanging there now.
Well, you go and buy it,
walk
there.
No, no, no, I'm in earnest.
You go and buy it and bring it back here
and I'll tell you where to take it
and you come back with a man and I'll give you a shilling.
You come back and listen.
It
is and I'll give you a half.
You can't carry that to the credit.
You will have to have a cab
there. You are my boy. Here's the address. There's the money
and there's the money to you.
Very kind of you to have brought it back.
Merry Christmas, my dear. Thank you.
Thank
you,
Pat won't come and die with you. Uncle. Screw
the
consequence.
He
won't do as
much of a dinner.
Well, I think he'll lose a very good dinner.
Is your master in my dear.
Can I save my love?
He's in the dining
room, sir.
I'll show you in. He knows me. He knows me.
You sit
down
and get it.
Thank you so
much.
Thank
you
like
breath.
Blessed my stone. Who's this?
It is I
your Uncle Scrooge.
I've come to dinner.
Will you let me in, Fred? Why Uncle Scrooge? You can't be
willing
a merry Christmas to your uncle
dummy.
Come in and join us.
Welcome uncle
and a
merry Christmas. Thank you my dear,
a merry Christmas. To you all.
A merry
late to the office, Bob.
It's nearly nine o'clock.
You promise Mr Scrooge, you'll be earlier than usual this morning.
So I did so I did
do it
my daddy. Good bye.
You can.
What do you mean by coming here at this time of day?
I'm really sorry, sir.
I am behind my time.
I think you are, sir.
I think you are. There's
only one thing here, sir.
It shan't be repeated.
I was making rather merry yesterday, sir.
So I tell you what it is, we,
I,
I am not going to stand it any longer
and therefore,
therefore
I'm going to raise your sanity.
Must be
joke. Never more serious. In all midnight,
I'm going to raise your
salary.
And as for 96
father,
the
name
make case
of that
Bob, they've been watching it today, Bob, they've been watching it today.
Many
bo,
a merrier Christmas.
My good fellow that I've given you for many a year.
Go on now.
Go on.
Merry Christmas
to all
happy New Year to
God. Misses all
the,
this is a.