Descendants: Mal • Evie • Jay • Carlos De Vil • Ben • Jane • Audrey • Doug • Uma • Harry Hook • Dizzy Tremaine • Celia Facilier • Fairy Godmother • Hades

Members of the Saludos Amigos Artist Tour: Walt Disney • Frank Thomas • Lee Blair • Mary Blair • Norman Ferguson Talk about the character of Mr Fezziwig. Use role on the wall to list facts and feelings about Mr Fezziwig. Pupils can list his qualities and the effect these qualities have on others. Gender Flip: The Ghost of Christmas Past is portrayed as female rather than being of ambiguous gender and even Prudence is a case of this, having a forerunner in the 1997 animated film who was male. Explore the theme of greed through the fifth Christmas and the character of Scrooge’s fiancé. Discuss the big decision she has had to make and why. A drama technique such as conscience alley could be used to help Scrooge or his fiancé with their decision making e.g. should Scrooge allow her to leave or decide to convince her to stay?Scrooge reflects for a moment on Bob Cratchit, his clerk. Remind the pupils about his relationship with Cratchit in episode 1. If Scrooge could speak to him now, what would he say? Pupils could complete speech bubbles in the role of Scrooge. Encourage The boys decide to travel to the North Pole to write their names on the list themselves after realizing how naughty they had been that year. When they finally get to the list, however, they put Scrooge's name on it instead of theirs, as they knew didn't really deserve to be on the nice after all the trouble they've caused. The next morning, Scrooge finally gets what he always wanted―a pair of bagpipes. Santa also left the boys gifts for thinking of Scrooge instead of themselves. One of the gifts is opened by the nephews right away - earplugs for Scrooge's poor bagpipe-playing. At the end of the story, Scrooge can be seen wearing his native Scottish costume while playing his bagpipes, while Donald and the nephews try to cover their ears.

Ascended Extra: One of Bob's daughters, here named Kathy, is often seen alongside Tim and the two earned some money through singing and playing music at the start of the film. Mulan: Mulan • Yao, Ling, and Chien Po • Fa Li • Fa Zhou • Hayabusa • Khan • Cri-Kee • Little Brother • Mushu • Shan Yu • Captain Li Shang • The Emperor of China • The Matchmaker • General Li • Grandmother Fa • First Ancestor Fa • Chi-Fu • Great Stone Dragon Dark and Troubled Past: As a child, Scrooge had to work to provide for his mother and sister when his father ended up in debtor's prison, which is why he become so obsessed with wealth later in life. His beloved sister dies during childbirth on Christmas, leading him to develop a strong dislike for his nephew and a hatred for the holiday as it only reminds him of what he had lost. Finally, he drove away the love of his life in his need for financial stability, leaving him to end up a bitter man who is hated by pretty much everyone.

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Like the 2009 version starring Jim Carrey, The Ghost of Christmas Past has a candle like appearance. The Ghost of Christmas Present clutches his heart in pain during his final moments. The difference is that the ghost in that version slowly turns into a skeleton before disintegrating. This one has the ghost transforming into Yet to Come itself. Marley's ghost has coins for his eyes. Similar to how in the opening of the 2009 film, coins are placed on his eyes when Marley is laid to rest. Alice in Wonderland: Alice • Mad Hatter • March Hare • Dormouse • White Rabbit • Cheshire Cat • Tweedle Dum and Tweedle Dee • Queen of Hearts • King of Hearts • Caterpillar • Dinah • Oysters Despite only having made one theatrical appearance at the time, Scrooge was one of the characters who was featured in the popular arena show Disney on Parade in 1969, appearing in a comical segment alongside his nephew Donald. [17]