Answer:
Category Similarity Difference
Plot Scrooge rejects Christmas wishes and requests from some men seeking donations, his nephew, and his clerk. After Scrooge changes, the movie skips the book’s revelations about how Scrooge changed his future for the better.
Pacing The first part of the film has a similar pace to the book, where Scrooge dismisses all Christmas-related activities and requests. The spirits’ revelations in the film take place at a faster pace than in the book.
Revelations by one of the spirits The Ghost of Christmas Past reveals Scrooge’s broken engagement. The Ghost of Christmas Future reveals Scrooge’s moment of death in the film, which doesn’t take place in the book.
Action taken by Scrooge after waking up on Christmas Day Scrooge apologizes to the men who sought money for charity and gives them a large donation. Scrooge personally delivers the turkey to the Cratchits in the film. In the book, he has the butcher deliver it and keeps his identity secret.
Explanation:
A Christmas Carol was a film directed by J. Searle Dawley and is the adaptation of Dickens’s novel. The first part of the film is the same as the book but differs in the spirits’ revelation.
A Christmas Carol is a ghost story by Charles dickens and is a story about Ebenezer Scrooge, and his experience with the ghost of Jacob Marley and the spirits of the Christmas.
The pace of the first half is the same in the movie and the book but the revelation of the ghost occurs fast in the movie. The future ghost of Christmas reveals the moment of Scrooge’s death which is not seen in the book.
In the film, Scrooge delivers a turkey to the Cratchits as a Christmas present but in the book he makes his butcher deliver it.
Therefore, some scenes are different in the movie and book.
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