WINDOW
WINDOW is a significant location within Scrooge's house, specifically in his chamber, as depicted in the story. It serves as a vantage point from which Scrooge interacts with both the ordinary and supernatural aspects of his world. Through the window, Scrooge calls out to a boy outside, using it as a means to communicate and observe daily life beyond his home. Additionally, the window plays a crucial role in the narrative's supernatural elements, as it is through this window that Scrooge witnesses phantoms and glimpses into the supernatural realm. Thus, WINDOW functions as both a literal and symbolic threshold in Scrooge's life, connecting him to the world outside and to the extraordinary events that unfold during his transformative journey.