A Christmas Carol

1 Who can resist Christmas Eve in London? 2 What will be deducted from the clerk's pay? 3 Who are the visitors to call on Scrooge before morning? 4 Can we change the past? How can the past experience be useful for the present?

5 "It is a lean Christmas, but we have each other. " - explain the words. 6 Is it possible to stuff the stuffing with the goose? 7 Can people change their lives?

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"A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens is a timeless story that follows the transformation of Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly old man, on Christmas Eve. Visited by the ghosts of past, present, and future, Scrooge confronts his own greed and cruelty. Through vivid scenes of his life and glimpses into the lives of others, he learns the importance of compassion and generosity

The story culminates in Scrooge's redemption as he embraces the true spirit of Christmas, becoming a kinder and more benevolent person. Dickens' classic tale emphasizes the power of redemption and the joy of spreading goodwill to others.

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Every year, the same reminders

of the things I've lost

Absent friends and broken pledges

wrapped in freezing frost

Why should I be bright and merry?

Why should I, won't someone tell me?

Tell me, tell me, tell me

Cold bleak winters filled with sorrow

are all I've ever known

Season's greetings you can keep them

Just leave me alone

"Why not join us, toast the season?

"Don't they know I have my reasons?

Tell me, tell me, tell me, tell me

Every year such joy and gladness

Sparkling in their eyes

Treat them tougher, make them suffer

Bring them down to size

All around me, oh so cheery

I'm not happy so why should they be?

Tell me, tell me, tell me

I Love Christmas

I love Christmas,

I love Christmas

It's my favourite time of year.

So enthralling to see the snowflakes falling.

To hear the children calling.

Sweet words of Christmas cheer. It's music to my ear.

See the blazing yule before us

Falalalala Lala Lala

Strike the harp and join their chorus

Falalalala Lala Lala

Sing we joyous all together

Falala Falala Lalala

Heedless of the wind and weather

Falalalala Lala Lala

Church bells ringing and people singing

Songs of Christmases gone by

Memories that fill the Christmas sky Love and laughter reminding me forever after

Just why I love Christmas

The Jingle bells are jingling

Festive folks are mingling

Christmas kids are tingling with delight

As they picture Santa and his reindeer candour

On their fabled fantasy of flight

Church bells ringing and people singing

Songs of Christmases gone by Memories that fill the Christmas sky Love and laughter reminding me forever after Just why I love Christmas