A Christmas Carol - Group 3 - Shift 1 | English Literature Projects #kindnessiscool

How the hell to make better speedrun on PS4? M-M-M-Mr. Scrooge? Sir, uh, there's a package for you. I- I don't know who sent this, but it's addressed to- Addressed to me? Malay? He's been dead for seven years now. What stupid joke is this? Uh- Uh, just a moment, like. Uh. My- My daughter, you know? She's gravely ill, and the doctor says she needs my special care. So, may I ask for one volunteer? Hello? Is our company a joke to you? I pay you to work, not to take holidays! I'm sorry to disturb you. Amidst the clamor of ringing bells and pleasant joy that flooded the Christmas streets, Scrooge moved like a Christmas shadow. A solitary figure, judging to work the holiday he simply despised. Fresh apples, freshly picked apples. Hello, Sir, Miss, and Madam. Let's admit, your rent is overdue. If you don't pay it before dawn, all blums shall be kicked out before the so-called Christmas night. Scrooge! Molly! I've grown so old to see such delusions. This is no delusion. I'm here to pay for all my sins. What do you mean, sin? When is it a sin to be successful, to be clever? Ridiculous. You still say that all these years. Look at me. I must take wealth for worth and destroy me. Don't be like me, Scrooge. Ridiculous. You're not the real Molly. He would never say that. Receive my presents and put it on three times. And on the third time you do so, you will know where I have hidden your real Christmas present. Ghosts in virtual reality glass, huh? All of this is way too confusing. But how bad could it be to try it on anyways? I could quickly get it off my mind if it turned out to be just some pranks. Isn't that me? And Molly, too. We're so young. It must be decades ago. Scrooge. Can't believe that all of us could break the legend because of missing one cent. It was our fault. We can solve this because we're weak and poor. Poor? But it's Christmas. It's the season of love and caring. We will not be hungry just because of one cent. You don't get it, Molly. Christmas is for those with money. For us, it's just now the day of the end of the month. No one could magically become kind and gentle over just some celebration. I hate to say this, Molly, but... this Christmas stuff just gives us the delusion of having a warm bed to sleep, delicious food to eat, and... I believe that everybody will become kind and gentle for just one night. You know, the only thing that will make people stop treating us badly is money. I swear to you, from now on, I'll never let any of my money slip away, even one cent. Anna, make sure the table's clean before your father comes home, huh? We wish you a Merry Christmas Wish you a Merry Christmas And a Happy New Year I'm home. Welcome home, my dear. Merry Christmas! I'll wish you soon next week. I'm afraid you can't pay on time. Don't worry, honey. Everything will have solution. Now, let's enjoy our Christmas. You're a rankest dude, Smith. I'm sorry, though. Please, give us just a few more days. No excuses. Bob, let them know what happened with Deckard Page. Under the pressure of money, Bob slowly becomes ruthless, willing to sacrifice his own consent to keep his daughter alive. Oh, no! My prologue stage! Deep within Scrooge's eyes, a flicker of doubt trembled. For the first time, he questioned whether he had ever truly been right. Bob, what is going on? Bob, where are you? Bob! Bob Cratchit now has become a replica of Scrooge since his daughter's death. A day off? The holiday is coming and you're asking for a day off? I hired you to work, not to ask for a freaking day off! If you want a day off, go on! And do not come by tomorrow! Live! My daughter, I used to believe that kindness is true. It can change the world, but now you're gone with disbelief. Hello, Mr. Scrooge. I am Ender. You may not remember me, but I want to visit for Christmas because it is a time to show your kindness. Thank you for coming to visit me. It's been so lonely. Now, shall we end our sorrow here, Mr. Scrooge? After all I have done to you, you still find it in you to forgive me. How strange when mercy finds me when I least deserve it. So do I. I never forgot that day, Mr. Scrooge. It was you! You were the one who caused my brother's death! Sir, I'm on my way to my work. I'm sure I will work hard today. Please don't mind. Don't worry about your job. Worry about your daughter. She probably needs you more than me right now. Sir, I don't care about her. But I still need to work for money. She doesn't have to pay my daughter's bill. Money is important. But I've come to realize that maybe spending time with loved ones will be more important. So stop worrying about your job. You can take your leave and see your daughter instead. And of course, you'll be paid. Are you serious, sir? I really appreciate it. But I don't know why I would change so quickly. Just consider it a Christmas miracle. Anyone home? Sorry, sir. We don't have enough money this week. Please give us another week. Oh no. I'm not here for the money. You can pay it later. Here's a little gift for your auntie. Oh my gosh. I'm sure my daughter will love this. Now, let's come to my family to enjoy the Christmas party with us. I have packed for my husband this morning. We really appreciate your gift. Thank you, sir. Merry Christmas, Anna! He dreamed of change. And in that dream, he found peace. But the world outside kept turning, unaware. Excuse me, sir. Your tea is ready. Sir? Sir? Perhaps it was never too late to change. But for Scrooge, it was too late to begin. So remember to agree before it's too late.