Ebenezer Scrooge Symbolism

It's Christmas and, as usual, Ebenezer Scrooge is keen to work late because time is money and money he should not waste it. As everyday, even if it's Christmas, Mr. Scrooge goes home in the dwelling he has been living alone since his partner Jacob Marley passed away. He is preparing to spend as always the Christmas night alone. But everything will not go as planned. No sooner he arrived at his house, he meets the ghost of his former associate. The ghost informs him that this night will be a special night for him and that it will allow him to have another look on his life. He then encounters three ghosts : the ghost of the past Christmas ( who showed him, in a matter of minutes, his whole entire life ) , the ghost of the present Christmas (

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