:34:02
And what a flood of memories
came back to him...
:34:05
as Scrooge beheld his old classroom.
:34:09
I know it all so well. Spirit.
:34:12
The desks.
:34:15
The smell of the chalk.
:34:19
I chose my profession in this room.
:34:21
And is he. Too. Familiar?
:34:27
Scrooge beheld a small boy...
:34:29
a boy he knew.
oh. Very well indeed.
:34:35
Good heavens.
It's me.
:34:40
Hurry. Ebenezer.
The last coach is leaving.
:34:42
Come on.
He never goes home for Christmas.
:34:44
Who cares about stupid old Christmas?
:34:49
I was often alone.
:34:52
More time for reading and study.
:34:56
The Christmas holiday was a chance
to get some extra work done.
:35:00
A time for solitude.
:35:06
- Rats don't understand these things.
- You were never a lonely child?
:35:10
I had 1.2 74 brothers and sisters.
:35:14
Sheesh.
Rats don't understand these things.
:35:18
Let us see another Christmas
in this place.
:35:21
They were all very much the same.
:35:26
- Nothing ever changed.
- You changed.
:35:49
The years performed
their terrible dance...
:35:52
and in a moment. Scrooge had seen
his entire childhood pass.
:35:56
He saw his old schoolroom
age and decay.
:35:59
What? What the...
Hey. Hey! Ow!