He instead only speaks to tell Scrooge he will be haunted by the three spirits and then leaves for the rest of the movie instead of appearing to the audience and explaining. In the play, Past appears an old man (Dickens, 11), but in the movie, Past is a woman in a white dress. While Past is visiting him, he shows Scrooge what he missed out on, like Belle (Movie 1984). In the movie, only Mrs. Dilbur and Old Joe seen trading Scrooge’s property (Movie 1984) unlike the play where two other people, another woman and a man (Dickens, 28), are seen also trading his belongings. In drama, it is harder to verbalize some occurrences than in a movie where the animation can just accomplish most of the
He instead only speaks to tell Scrooge he will be haunted by the three spirits and then leaves for the rest of the movie instead of appearing to the audience and explaining. In the play, Past appears an old man (Dickens, 11), but in the movie, Past is a woman in a white dress. While Past is visiting him, he shows Scrooge what he missed out on, like Belle (Movie 1984). In the movie, only Mrs. Dilbur and Old Joe seen trading Scrooge’s property (Movie 1984) unlike the play where two other people, another woman and a man (Dickens, 28), are seen also trading his belongings. In drama, it is harder to verbalize some occurrences than in a movie where the animation can just accomplish most of the