Adaptational Nationality: For a first time, Fezziwig is portrayed as Scottish, even being voiced by Scottish actor James Cosmo.

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The Ghost and Molly McGee: Molly McGee • Scratch • Andrea Davenport • Libby Stein-Torres • The Chairman • Oliver Chen • Geoff • Jeff • Pete McGee • Sharon McGee • Darryl McGee • The Ghost Council Bowdlerise: The original film had Scrooge's ultimate fate as becoming the Devil's clerk in Hell if he didn't straighten out. In this film, Christmas Yet to Come shows Scrooge that he will become a restless spirit wrapped in chains like Marley.Like the Muppet version, the Cratchit children include identical twin girls and Tiny Tim has a chronic cough. The boys decide to travel to the North Pole to write their names on the list themselves after realizing how naughty they had been that year. When they finally get to the list, however, they put Scrooge's name on it instead of theirs, as they knew didn't really deserve to be on the nice after all the trouble they've caused. The next morning, Scrooge finally gets what he always wanted―a pair of bagpipes. Santa also left the boys gifts for thinking of Scrooge instead of themselves. One of the gifts is opened by the nephews right away - earplugs for Scrooge's poor bagpipe-playing. At the end of the story, Scrooge can be seen wearing his native Scottish costume while playing his bagpipes, while Donald and the nephews try to cover their ears. The indirect speech shows that Scrooge is threatening and in charge. He will not give permission for Cratchit to take more coal.

Atlantis: The Lost Empire: Kida Nedakh • Vincenzo Santorini • Helga Sinclair • Milo Thatch • Audrey RamirezRelated in the Adaptation: Like with the 1970 film, Isabel is the daughter of Scrooge's old boss Mr Fezziwig while in the book Belle's family wasn't mentioned. Caballeros' Amulets • Felldrake's Staff • Felldrake's Ring • Spark of Life • Magic Mirrors • Xandra's Atlas • Mystic Barrier • World Fruit • Xandra's Bow Scrooge is stingy with his money and will not even allow his clerk Bob Cratchit to have a decent fire to warm him on Christmas Eve. Adapted Out: As usual, the less family friendly Ignorance and Want are left out of this version. Old Joe and Mrs. Dilber are also not seen. The oldest Cratchit son Peter and unnamed second son are left out too; instead Tiny Tim is the only boy in the family, with seven sisters.

Lighter and Softer: The film omits or tones down some of the darker or more dramatic elements from the original book, adding more humor. Scrooge is somewhat less meaner (even before his Heel–Face Turn), and he has a pet dog instead being completely alone and miserable as he was in the source material. Like the 1951 version starring Alastair Sim, Scrooge as a young man is lead astray by the lure of better pay, in this case Marley. The only difference is that it is suggested Mr. Jorkin likely got away with his embezzlement while obviously Marley paid for his sins in the afterlife. note Although given how long ago the Christmas Past scenes take place, Mr. Jorkin is most likely dead by the time of the main plot, and his ghost is presumably chained and wandering like Marley's. Hercules: Hercules • Hades • Pegasus • Philoctetes • Megara • Pain and Panic • Muses • Zeus • Hera • Amphitryon and Alcmene • Hydra Like the 1997 animated version starring Tim Curry, Scrooge has a dog for a pet with both serving as comic relief.

Scrooge reflects for a moment on Bob Cratchit, his clerk. Remind the pupils about his relationship with Cratchit in episode 1. If Scrooge could speak to him now, what would he say? Pupils could complete speech bubbles in the role of Scrooge. Encourage Green-Eyed Monster: "Tell Me" suggests that, on top of all his other issues, Scrooge is bitterly jealous of how everyone else is able to be happy and merry at Christmas time when he himself is unable to due to all the bad memories he associates with the holiday. Ascended Extra: One of Bob's daughters, here named Kathy, is often seen alongside Tim and the two earned some money through singing and playing music at the start of the film. Tangled: Rapunzel • Flynn Rider • Pascal • Maximus • Mother Gothel • Queen Arianna • King Frederic • Cassandra • Fidella • Pub Thug