Ch. 1 A Christmas Carol: Marley's Ghost

Scrooge's partner and sole friend

Scrooge's nephew

Scrooge's clerk

Scrooge's rival

Hard and sharp as flint, cold, shrivelled features, red eyes, thin blue lips

Warm and friendly, smiling face, rosy cheeks

Tall and handsome, cheerful eyes, broad smile

Short and stout, gentle features, kind eyes

"Good afternoon."

"Thank you, I will come."

"I want nothing from you."

"Let me think about it."

Pokes the fire and extinguishes the last frail spark

Leaves the room

Laughs loudly

Invites Scrooge to dinner

He wishes to be left alone

He wishes to donate secretly

He wishes to help the poor

He wishes to join the gentlemen

He screamed and ran away.

He was not startled but looked at it with ghostly spectacles.

He laughed and ignored it.

He called for help.

He went straight to bed.

He walked across the hall and up the stairs.

He made himself dinner.

He called for Marley.

A chandelier

A picture frame

A disused bell

A window curtain

They sang songs.

They were invisible.

They were described as dragging chains.

They could fly.

Bob Cratchit

Tiny Tim

Jacob Marley

The Ghost of Christmas Present