Welcome to the unfolding of "A Christmas Carol," where we delve into the haunting chapter of "Marley's Ghost."
In the hushed chill of Victorian London, a tale unfolds that beckons us into a world shrouded in shadow and frosted with the whispers of yesteryear. Here, amidst the thrumming life of a city both grim and grand, we meet Ebenezer Scrooge—a man of ledger and coin, whose heart has calcified within a fortress of indifference and avarice.
As we arrive at the heart of this spectral tale, we must brace ourselves, for the night is indeed bleak and biting. Ebenezer Scrooge, encased in his solid solitude, untouched by the biting cold or the warmth of conviviality, is about to entertain an otherworldly visitor as unwelcome as it is unshakeable.
His long-dead partner, Jacob Marley, is poised to break the heavy chains of his eternal penitence to deliver a dire warning. So, close your curtains tight and stoke your fires high, as we traverse the fog-laden streets and peer into the dimly lit counting-house of Scrooge and Marley, where the living and the dead are on a fateful collision course.
