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From Marely he learns that his chances of everlasting torment are very real, he sees for himself that torment in Marley and in others that have past over and in conjunction with visions from each visiting ghost he sees that his life has indeed followed a manner that will lead to a fate worse than that of Marley

from the Past he learned what made him the way he was, how others impacted on his life and the hurt felt in losing someone in death and love.

He sees himself a child and understand and remembers the terrible lonliness

from the present he learned of how people celabrate and keep Christmas now, what others suffer, the peace and love shared between fellow man and has an insite in to his own employees loyalty for him. He also learns what is "want " and what is "ignorance" in regard to his fellow man and their suffering

From the future he learns what could happen should the shadows remain unchanged by the life he leads, how people see him as a person and how his death will be a lonely event with no one caring for him. IN additojn he sees how his death will impact on his loyal employee Bob and also the terrible loss of his son Tiny Tim

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Q: What did scrooge learn from each of the spirits?
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