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It was a play on words. Bedlam is an Insane Asylum in London......he saw the ghosts of Christmas and instead of saying the typical "I shall retire to bed" , he said "I shall retire to bedlam" BOOM

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The phrase "I'll retire to Bedlam" is meant to convey the speaker's humorously exaggerated declaration that they are going to go crazy or act foolishly. In A Christmas Carol, Alistair Sim's character is likely using it to express his whimsical intent to engage in some lighthearted mischief.

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Q: What does the phrase I'll retire to Bedlam said by Alistair Sim in A Christmas Carol mean?
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