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For me, one of the scariest moments in Dickens' A Christmas Carol has always been when the Ghost Of Christmas Present shows him Ignorance and Want, personified as two ghoulish-looking children...and then, when Scrooge inquires about who will see to their well-being, uses his own thoughtless words about the poor and destitute against him. If a version of this story, live-action or animated, doesn't have this particular moment included, then it's not a good version, at least to me.
Normally, I might've done this in a classic style, something visually akin to an old print, but chose instead to do this more cartoon-like. I was probably thinking of Chris Cooper's art when I put this together, hence the horror-movie-poster-style text.

Description
For me, one of the scariest moments in Dickens' A Christmas Carol has always been when the Ghost Of Christmas Present shows him Ignorance and Want, personified as two ghoulish-looking children...and then, when Scrooge inquires about who will see to their well-being, uses his own thoughtless words about the poor and destitute against him. If a version of this story, live-action or animated, doesn't have this particular moment included, then it's not a good version, at least to me.
Normally, I might've done this in a classic style, something visually akin to an old print, but chose instead to do this more cartoon-like. I was probably thinking of Chris Cooper's art when I put this together, hence the horror-movie-poster-style text.