The Dragons Den Adults Ebeneezer Scrooge Victorian Nightgown & Night Cap Christmas Carol Fancy Dress Costume [3 Sizes]

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Scrooge hears a clank of chains coming up the stairs, and locks his door, but the locks unbolt themselves and the ghost of Jacob Marley enters. As he reaches home, the door knocker turns momentarily to the face of his old partner, Jacob Marley.In the end he fastens a beard and Santa hat to the door knocker, telling it that he has to go have Christmas dinner with his family. However, on Christmas Eve, he is visited by the doomed ghost of his former partner, Jacob Marley, who tells him that three spirits would visit him that night. Cratchett proposes a toast to Scrooge, which his wife at first refuses to make, thinking him stingy, but eventually she relents due to the day. The ghost explains he wears the chains he forged in life, and that Scrooge has forged one equally as long.

He takes several presents to his nephew, before dressing as Father Christmas and giving out many toys to the street urchins. She takes Scrooge back to his boyhood school, where most of the children are off for a Christmas party. Next he goes to Bob Cratchett's to distribute presents, including a large mechanical carousel for Tiny Tim. Scrooge tells the ghost he does not believe in him, whereupon the ghost rises in the air, moaning and banging his chains.In 1860, cranky old miser Ebenezer Scrooge hates Christmas, loathes people, and defends the decrease of the surplus of poor population, runs his bank exploiting his employee Bob Cratchit and clients, giving a bitter treatment to his own nephew and acquaintances.

Happily, he gets up to give a speech, not realizing that his own coffin is being taken out of his house behind him. On his way home, he stops by several merchants to demand overdue loan payments, also accepting samples of their merchandise as no more than his due.

His nephew Fred enters his countinghouse, and suggests that 7PM on Christmas Eve is too late to be working. Scrooge gives them with an ill grace and also reluctantly allows Cratchett to have the following day, Christmas, off. Before he finds out, the ghost transports him to Bob Cratchett's house, where the family is working on a grave blanket for Tiny Tim. They find a crowd of people outside Scrooge's countinghouse, where everyone is very excited and joyful, much to Scrooge's delight. Folks might not have had much to sing about in England in 1860, but this musical will make you believe otherwise.

Cold-souled miser Ebenezer Scrooge has a change of heart after three spirit visitations on Christmas Eve. He had planned to wed Fezziwig's daughter, and a series of flashbacks occur showing them enjoying time together.

When Scrooge asks if Tiny Tim will die, the ghost repeats his words back to him: "Best that he do it and decrease the surplus population". But Old Scrooge points out that the money Fezziwig had spent was minimal compared to the happiness that he had brought.