Cratchit is Scrooge’s underpaid clerk who is good-natured despite being browbeaten. A devoted husband and father, he works hard to support his large family and even defends Scrooge against criticism from others.

Tim is the youngest child of Bob Cratchit. Although sickly, he embodies innocence and optimism. His character symbolizes the impact of Scrooge's decisions on the less fortunate.

This ghost is the first to visit Scrooge, guiding him through memories of his past. The spirit is both young and old and helps Scrooge reconnect with his lost emotions.

Depicted as a jolly, Father Christmas-like figure, this ghost shows Scrooge scenes of current-day celebrations, awakening in him a sense of human connection and warmth.

Appearing like the figure of death, this ghost offers a silent portrayal of Scrooge's possible future, emphasizing the consequences of his current lifestyle.

Fred is Scrooge’s cheerful nephew who represents the joy and community of Christmas. Despite Scrooge's attempts to push him away, Fred remains welcoming and generous.

Marley was Scrooge’s former business partner, who appears as a ghost to warn Scrooge of the doom resulting from his greedy ways. His appearance marks the beginning of Scrooge's journey of transformation.

Fezziwig is Scrooge’s former employer and a jolly, generous man. He represents the joyful and kind-hearted approach to business that contrasts with Scrooge’s miserly ways.

Belle was Scrooge’s former fiancée who ended their engagement when his love for money surpassed his love for her.

Fan is Scrooge’s beloved little sister, whose joyfulness and goodness are passed on to her son, Fred.