A Christmas Carol

Alone and approaching his large lonely house, Scrooge sees his first ghost.

As the work day is over and tomorrow is Christmas Day, Scrooge departs from his office alone, never suspecting that he is about to meet up with a ghost.

In Chapter 2, Scrooge's nephew gives Uncle Scrooge a joyful visit on Christmas Eve, and Scrooge, being Scrooge, can only say, "Bah! Humbug!"

"A Christmas Carol," by Charles Dickens, is one of the greatest Christmas stories ever written. It is a story that is well known and well-loved all over the world for its wonderful message of hope, faith and charity. This, too, is a frightening tale of Ghosts, so get ready for a scare and enjoy this marvelous tale of Christmastime redemption.

The ghostly visitation continues as Scrooge learns what is to come next.

Ebenezer Scrooge learns why the ghost has come to visit him on Christmas Eve.

The first Ghost arrives to greet Mr. Scrooge; and this first ghost is the ghost of his friend who has been dead for seven years.

Alone and approaching his large lonely house, Scrooge sees his first ghost.

As the work day is over and tomorrow is Christmas Day, Scrooge departs from his office alone, never suspecting that he is about to meet up with a ghost.

In Chapter 2, Scrooge's nephew gives Uncle Scrooge a joyful visit on Christmas Eve, and Scrooge, being Scrooge, can only say, "Bah! Humbug!"