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Christmas is just around the corner, and greedy old Ebenezer Scrooge (Licorice Cookie) just can't seem to get enough of the holiday cheer and demands his employees to work on Christmas! But the ghost of his old work partner and three magical spirits are determined to make him change his mind. Can he change his mean ways? Based on the story by Charles Dickens. Click here for more info on the cast: https://kayssweetdreams.tumblr.com/post/670561705866182656

Heyyyyyyyy this is going to be really baddd this is set in a world where Marley and Scrooge both are married with like 5 kids each and Marley is still alive. It goes through the book just in a different way.

Great Expectations is the thirteenth novel by Charles Dickens and his penultimate completed novel it is a Bildungsroman that depicts the personal growth and personal development of an orphan nicknamed Pip. (Philip Pirrip) It is Dickens's second novel, after David Copperfield, to be fully narrated in the first person. Here you will find key ideas about the plot, characters etc... Furthermore, some timed writes that I have done myself personally in my lessons and some annotations of some extracts with some key moments from the novel itself I hope this helps and enjoy! (I am having to put this novel as fiction but please bare in mind this is a Bildungsroman novel)

Great Expectations charts the progress of Pip from childhood through often painful experiences to adulthood, as he moves from the Kent marshes to busy, commercial London, encountering a variety of extraordinary characters ranging from Magwitch, the escaped convict, to Miss Havisham, locked up with her unhappy past and living with her ward, the arrogant, beautiful Estella. Pip must discover his true self, and his own set of values and priorities. Whether such values allow one to prosper in the complex world of early Victorian England is the major question posed by Great Expectations, one of Dickens's most fascinating, and disturbing, novels.

Peter G Scrooge is a greedy business man who kept to himself and had no room for the Christmas season. That was until he saw the ghost of Homer J Marley who, along with three different ghosts save him from damnation and bring him to the Christmas spirit. Based on Charles Dickins's original story.

This is a short story I created one night when I was board. It was spur of the moment but I hope you like it. It is the story of a little boy separated from his older brother. (That's all I'm going to say because anything else would spoil it.)

An easy and simple version of " GREAT EXPECTATIONS " by Charles Dickens

How does sacrifice impact relationships? "A start where I am "Charles" without regret" "Is your justice... more important than me?" "Thank you for helping me find it." Find out with poetry written from the perspective of three characters in Charles Dickens' novel "A Tale of Two Cities".

A lot of people know about Charles Dickens, but not many know about Mary Hogarth, the younger sister of Catherine Dickens (who is Charles Dicken's wife). Charles got extremely close to Mary when she moved in to their house at age 16 to learn from her sister on how to become a proper lady. Maybe a bit too close, for when she died at age 17 of an unknown illness, he requested to be buried next to her, and later divorced his wife Catherine! This is what I imagine it could of have been like if Charles did not treat Catherine very well (he probably actually didn't but my version is what did not happen, but could've). Charles took a fancy to Mary and despite being Charles being in love with her, she got even more close with her sister Catherine. Catherine's mood did change quite a lot but that was only due to her having 10 babies and being physically and mentally exhausted. This version is my version, and all characters rights go to them, theirselves, but these events did not actually happen but could of have if they did, so disclaimer this is not 100% factually accurate despite some things being true.

There is a wisdom of the head and a wisdom of the heart.

You probably know Charles Dickens's wonderful Christmas Carol. I wrote my version of the story, but no need to tell the original is much better. Read this anyway. I wish you merry Christmas! My English teacher checked this so I am not sure about grammar and punctuation.

A year after his redemption, Ebenezer Scrooge has become an exemplary philanthropist, a mentor to the young, an advisor to Parliament, and a symbol of a new moral conscience in 1844 England. But the spirit of Christmas-ancient, sacred, and wild-cannot be sustained by reforms and good intentions alone. On the night before Christmas Eve, a mythical figure appears: Herne the Hunter, guardian of winter. He draws Scrooge, along with his nephew Fred, the young Tiny Tim, and a mysterious boy named Oliver Twist, into the Realm of Father Christmas, where the spirit of Christmas lies dying. Scrooge has been chosen as his successor-but change alone is not enough. To take on the mantle, he must face four trials that confront him with his past, his power, his pride, and his ability to act when no one is watching. Inspired by British Yuletide mythology, winter folklore, and the literary universe of Charles Dickens, this epic sequel transforms Scrooge's journey into a universal rite of passage. With deep emotional resonance and the mythic structure of the Hero's Journey, A Christmas Carol II is a story about justice, compassion, legacy... and the humble art of disappearing without ceasing to love.

A Christmas Story, but Scrooge never learned his lesson.

It's Yuletide in Camelot, but a mischievous festive visitor threatens to destroy the Yuletide banquet. Can Merlin put an end to the chaos and rid Camelot of the troublesome creature, all before the Yuletide celebrations are ruined?

Oswald is an old American-British cartoon. You guys might have watched the previous series. This book is the collection of new exciting stories of Oswald and his friends! So brace yourself!

Marley wasn't dead to begin with. We know this, because there is rouge in his cheeks. Pink on the tip of his nose. Life glistening in his bright cerulean eyes. His parted plump pink lips show a smile. His chest rising and falling indicates breath. He has only one indicator of death, a periodic ring in his ears that sounds much like a hammer tapping metal on an anvil.

This short stage adaptation of Charles Dickens's A Christmas Carol is written to a large degree in iambic pentameter, the most frequently used meter of the plays of William Shakespeare. Join familiar characters such as Scrooge, Marley, Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim, and various ghosts on the journey you know so well, delivered with the elevated (and approximated!) language of the Bard of Avon.

The time is set in 2017. We have an 18 year old Oliver who has grown up and no longer is stuck with Faggin. He found his way up through a reasonable family. Working with average pay from his uncle. It's going great so far, but his past soon meets up with him. Who did he leave behind? What did he ACTUALLY accomplish? and can he take more?

This story is about a mayor, Chelsea who is overwhelmed by Power and throws away her love for her best friend, Eva and also her husband, Micheal. She does everything so as to stay in power even if it involves someone getting hurt. As the story ends, we see Chelsea destroyed by her own power and in the end she loses it all.