On a cold December night, Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly and solitary businessman, is immersed in his world of money and contempt for others. Dismissing anything related to Christmas, he spends the holiday working and rejecting the company of his beloved yet optimistic employee, Bob Cratchit, and his family. However, on Christmas Eve, his life takes an unexpected turn when the ghost of his former partner, Jacob Marley, visits him. Marley's spirit, weighed down by the chains of his wrongdoings in life, warns Scrooge that his greed will lead him down the same path if he does not change.
Throughout the night, Scrooge is visited by three spirits: the Ghost of Christmas Past, who shows him his forgotten memories and the joy he once felt; the Ghost of Christmas Present, which reveals the happiness that generosity and love can bring, even in the humble home of the Cratchits; and the Ghost of Christmas Future, presenting a bleak fate if Scrooge does not alter his behavior.
With each visit, Scrooge rediscovers the true meaning of Christmas and the value of compassion and human connection. At dawn on Christmas Day, Scrooge awakens transformed, determined to amend his past and share the joy of the holiday with those around him, especially the Cratchits. From that moment on, he becomes a symbol of generosity, inspiring others to do the same.