A Christmas Carol

The narrative centers on Ebenezer Scrooge, a miser who despises Christmas and embodies selfishness. His transformation begins on Christmas Eve when three spirits visit him, guiding him through his past, present, and potential future. This journey reveals the consequences of his actions and the plight of those less fortunate. Ultimately, the story conveys themes of redemption and the true spirit of Christmas, illustrating that self-realization can lead to profound change and the belief in miracles.