Scrooge weeps “to see his poor forgotten self as he used ... to his usual character,” feels a new wave of pity for his child self—and, with it, regret for how, the previous day, he had ...

Scrooge has forgotten how to play, laugh and how to love. (See my prior post.) And to accept being loved. He has long ago lost touch with his authentic self, his so-called inner child, what in his ...

Is he more concerned that this Scrooge variant has evil intentions, or does he see a little too much of himself in the Scrooge ... first Uncle Scrooge story. His life just went in a very different ...

A Christmas Carol offers audiences spooky ghosts, comic moments, high drama and the unforgettable figure of Scrooge, the wealthy skinflint who sees the ... first time in his life he expresses ...

From the New Testament’s warning about how hard it is for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God, to Scrooge in ... on their traumas and see themselves as thwarted by life, as fundamentally ...

"Thank you, thank you, thank you for filling my life ... his own Scrooge grow and mature, just as he grows and matures himself. "I think people will be able to follow his journey and see the ...

Liz Lauren Share See the same play ... shrieking like familiars — Scrooge is confronted with the ultimate nightmare: His death as a source of celebration, his life destined to be quickly forgotten.

It is Christmas Eve and seven years since Ebenezer Scrooge's business partner Jacob Marley died. It is cold, biting weather and Scrooge is in his 'counting-house' with his eye on his clerk, Bob ...