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Ebeneezer Scrooge In The Film A Christmas Carol
In the movie A Christmas Carol, Ebeneezer scrooge was on his way to meet Belle who was his girlfriend in the past. When he arrived to where she was waiting Belle told him that she was worried about him, that she was worried about him, because he took so long. Then Ebenezer tried to explain what happened. Belle told him to be happy with the life he had. Scrooge woke up and realized that he was dreaming.
In the play the man in the gown has a green robe and in the movie he has a dark green robe. In the movie they go to the past and see where he lived at, and when the SCP asked him if he wanted to see his kids he said no. In the play he wasn’t asked to see the children. When the man in the green robe was done he didn’t take Mr. Scrooge back
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