'There are you,Scrooge,they were once like you'. Who was the spirit of Christmas referring to? What was the spirit hoping to achieve?
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The Spirit of Christmas was referring to the graves of dead people who have been dead in a marshy land for a long time and were once like Scrooge for behaving like a miser.
The Spirit was hoping to change the mind of Scrooge on celebrating festivals and about being a miser. By seeing his grave among the people who have been dead for a long time and were not receiving love or roses on their graves,and were weighed down by heavy chains and crying for help, Scrooge didn't wanted his end to be like that.
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