He was a paternal, benevolent boss to Ebenezer Scrooge and Jacob Marley. However, he died. In a vision given by the Ghost of Christmas Past to Ebenezer Scrooge, the latter could remember his late boss when he saw how much he liked him. Also, Scrooge could see how could he celebrate Christmas.
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| - He was a paternal, benevolent boss to Ebenezer Scrooge and Jacob Marley. However, he died. In a vision given by the Ghost of Christmas Past to Ebenezer Scrooge, the latter could remember his late boss when he saw how much he liked him. Also, Scrooge could see how could he celebrate Christmas.
- Fezziwig's physical description and demeanor again seems almost a point-by-point inversion of Scrooge's description as the story begins. Some versions add why and how Scrooge left his employ, but in most it is simply implied that this was after all an apprenticeship, and that Scrooge was expected to go his own way eventually. Even without acrimony between the two, it is shown how Scrooge in the name of greed ended up forgetting what he plainly saw as the best part of his life, and the reminder of the Ghost is a major step in his path to redemption.
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| - Fezziwig's physical description and demeanor again seems almost a point-by-point inversion of Scrooge's description as the story begins. Some versions add why and how Scrooge left his employ, but in most it is simply implied that this was after all an apprenticeship, and that Scrooge was expected to go his own way eventually. Even without acrimony between the two, it is shown how Scrooge in the name of greed ended up forgetting what he plainly saw as the best part of his life, and the reminder of the Ghost is a major step in his path to redemption. In some versions of the story Fezziwig has suffered some malady and his fortunes have dwindled, and it is his trust in Scrooge & Marley that has led to his downfall, and in turn leads Belle to be disgusted that Scrooge has exploited his old boss. In most versions Scrooge and Marley struck out on their own, rather than inheriting Fezziwig's company.
- He was a paternal, benevolent boss to Ebenezer Scrooge and Jacob Marley. However, he died. In a vision given by the Ghost of Christmas Past to Ebenezer Scrooge, the latter could remember his late boss when he saw how much he liked him. Also, Scrooge could see how could he celebrate Christmas.
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