A Christmas Carol

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Set in a world where darkness is both a literal and metaphorical presence, the story explores the life of a miserly character who thrives in gloom. Scrooge's affinity for darkness reflects his cold-hearted nature and disdain for warmth and connection. As the narrative unfolds, themes of redemption and transformation emerge, challenging Scrooge to confront his choices and the impact of his actions on others. The journey promises to delve into the contrast between light and dark, both in the environment and within the human spirit.