How Does Ebenezer Scrooge Change Throughout A Christmas Carol

This is a play from A Christmas Carol Act 1 written by Israel Horovitz.

This is a story about a mean old man named Ebenezer Scrooge and how he was a mean and selfish person to how he transformed into a kinder and nicer person.

Ebenezer Scrooge is a cold hearted person who does not care about people or their feelings. He is wealthy and kinda thinks he is the coolest but nobody likes him. Christmas is his least favorite holiday because his friend Jacob Marley passed away on christmas. He is also alone live by himself in a big house

Jacob Marley arrives in the story as a ghost asking Scrooge who he was. Marley is telling Scrooge that if he does not change his life that he is going to be in chains and have boxes chained to him when he dies if he keeps being rude and not nice. Marley warns Scrooge about the three ghost Past. Present and Future.

Ghost of the past then takes him to his old town where he grew up. Ghost of the past shows him sitting in the back corner of the classroom reading a book and his little sister coming and getting him saying how dad has changed and he sent me here to pick him up and bring him home.

Ghost of Present comes into play and Present takes him on a ride to his nephew's house where they are all talking and having a good time even though they are poor. As they fly somewhere else two men start to argue and Present sprinkles kindness on them. Ghost of Present shows Scrooge Bob Cratchit's house where Present tells Scrooge that if he does not turn his act around Tiny Tim will die.

Ghost of the future appears like a shadow in the dark and can't see his face. First place Scrooge and future go is in front of the court house where three men are in a circle talking about scrooge's death and how nobody wants to go. Second place Future and Scrooge go is Scrooge's corpse/gravestone and Scrooge is begging for