A Christmas Carol: 20 (the end)

Tiny Tim says, "God bless us! Everyone!" Have a joyous Christmas Day.

A Christmas Carol: 19

Scrooge runs into his philanthropic acquaintances and offers them a large sum of money.

A Christmas Carol: 18

Realizing that he loves mankind/Christmas, Scrooge spreads cheer wherever he prances.

A Christmas Carol: 17

Scrooge awakes to find that it's Christmas morning and death has not yet claimed his mortal coil.

A Christmas Carol: 16

Scrooge begs for mercy as the ghost reminds him of death.

A Christmas Carol: 15

The creepy ghost of Christmas Yet to Come makes Scrooge freak out.

A Christmas Carol: 14

The Cratchits in mourning.

A Christmas Carol: 13

Before he leaves, the ghost shows Scrooge his own shrouded remains. Scrooge doesn't really get it.

A Christmas Carol: 12

The ghost shows Scrooge a haunting vision of a future without Tiny Tim.

A Christmas Carol: 11

The indigent Cratchit family prepares to feast upon a meager goose.

A Christmas Carol: 10

Behold! The ghost of Christmas Past and Scrooge observe people in various stages of merriment.

A Christmas Carol: 9

The second ghost appears, bursting with jollity and mirth. He brought food too.

A Christmas Carol: 8

Scrooge sees himself as a sad little boy.

A Christmas Carol: 7

The first ghost appears, and he's just a little guy. The ghost beckons Scrooge back into his shady past.

A Christmas Carol: 6

The first ghost approaches...

A Christmas Carol: 5

The ghost of Scrooge's former business partner gives him the heebie jeebies. Marley informs Scrooge that three other ghosts will call on him to teach him the true meaning of Christmas.

A Christmas Carol: 4

On his way home, Scrooge's doorknob takes on the features of his deceased partner, Jacob Marley. Scrooge decides to lay off the nog this year.

A Christmas Carol: 3

Scrooge's underpaid clerk Bob Cratchit begs to get Christmas Day off work, and Scrooge reluctantly gives in.

A Christmas Carol: 2

Two well-meaning philanthropic gentlemen ask Scrooge for a donation, and he casts aspersions on their parentage.

A Christmas Carol: 1

Scrooge is a terrible human being and nobody likes him.