Yes, that Spirit does not speak in the story at all.
The final spirit we are told is The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come
At One A.M Chritmas morning
The Speechless Ghost in A Christmas Carol is the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come (3rd Spirit). The spirit wears a black cape so no physical features could have been seen.
The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come
Yes, that Spirit does not speak in the story at all.
The final spirit we are told is The Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come
Its the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
The Spirit of Christmas yet to Come
At One A.M Chritmas morning
The Speechless Ghost in A Christmas Carol is the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come (3rd Spirit). The spirit wears a black cape so no physical features could have been seen.
The three spirits are the Ghost (or Spirit) of Christmas Past, Ghost/Spirit of Christmas Present, and the Ghost/Spirit of Christmas Future (or Ghost/Spirit of Things (Yet) to Come).
That is the Ghost of christmas Yet to Come - This is the spirit that Scrooged feared most
For Scrooge it was the Ghost of Christmas Yet to come as he was showing him what could happen should he not change his ways
While a fantasy, one could not consider the (Christmas Carol) a Fairy Tale!
Of the three spirits who visit Ebenezer Scrooge in Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, the final one - Spirit of Christmas Yet to Come - is perhaps the scariest. Some words to describe the spirit, as it was portrayed in the book and the many screen adaptations since include:gravegloomymysteriouscreepygrimreaper-likeshroudedfacelesschillinghoodedsilentIt has been suggested that the nondescript, mysterious nature of this ghost is a direct reflection of the uncertainty of the future.
Initially it was mistrust and defensive for the Ghost of Christmas Past, acceptance and shock by what he is shown by the Ghost of Christmas Present and final acceptance and fear of the the Ghost of Christmas Yet To Come