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Summary a Christmas carol timeline/ key plot points

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a brief summary of the key events in a Christmas carol, good for all students who are learning about a Christmas carol, or for those who need a refresh or the key events, can be extremely helpful for essay planning and writing.

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Christmas carol revision
The events/ timeline of a Christmas carol:
- On Christmas eve, scrooge makes his clerk, bob Cratchit, work in
the cold
- He refuses his invitation to his nephew Fred’s Christmas party,
ands refuses to give money to the charity collectors
- At home he is visited by the ghost of his old business partner,
Marley
- The ghost of Christmas past wakes scrooge and shows him
moments from his childhood, like his apprenticeship and his failed
engagement
- The ghost of Christmas present takes him to bob Cratchits home,
where he is saddened by the ill but kind tiny Tim, he is also shown
Fred’s Christmas party
- The final ghost of Christmas yet to come shows scrooge his
untimely death if he does not change
- Scrooge wakes up on Christmas day and is delighted to repent his
wrongdoings, he buys the Cratchits a turkey and goes to Fred’s
Christmas party
- Scrooge becomes a second father to tiny Tim and gains a
reputation of knowing how to celebrate Christmas

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Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol
Publisher: Unknown ISBN: 9780241411193 Edition: 1

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