JOE
THE WOMAN
Joe and the woman are partners in a business arrangement centered around the sale of items belonging to a deceased individual. Specifically, they collaborate to sell possessions that once belonged to Scrooge, following his death. Their relationship is characterized by mutual profit, as they engage in the transaction of goods stolen from the dead man's room. This partnership highlights their willingness to benefit from the misfortune of others, as they work together to dispose of and profit from the deceased's belongings. The nature of their collaboration is transactional and opportunistic, with both Joe and the woman motivated by financial gain derived from selling Scrooge's possessions.