THE ROOM
THE ROOM is a significant setting in the narrative, serving multiple important functions. It is Scrooge's personal space, the place where he awakens after his supernatural experiences, marking moments of reflection and transformation in his journey. Additionally, THE ROOM is depicted as a dark, empty location where a dead man lies on a bare, uncurtained bed. This somber setting becomes the scene of the plundering of the dead man's possessions, highlighting themes of mortality, isolation, and the consequences of a life lived without compassion. Thus, THE ROOM embodies both the intimate, personal environment of Scrooge and the stark, haunting atmosphere associated with the fate of the unredeemed, making it a central and multifaceted location in the story.