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He was very much abrasive and rude. He didnt believe that this "ghost" was here to help him and continued to treat it as though it was his imagination although as the Ghost spoke Scrooge was to see that no matter what he (Scrooge) was going to be taken back into the his early years no matter what
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angry
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