SCROOGE
FRED
SCROOGE and FRED are central characters whose relationship is defined by both familial ties and contrasting personalities. SCROOGE is FRED's uncle, known for his unpleasantness and tendency toward isolation. Despite SCROOGE's cold demeanor, FRED consistently demonstrates warmth and affection, striving to maintain a relationship with his uncle. Every year, FRED visits SCROOGE, expressing pity for his uncle's lonely existence and making efforts to connect with him.

FRED further exemplifies his good nature by hosting a Christmas party, where SCROOGE becomes the subject of a lighthearted guessing game and a toast. This event highlights FRED's sense of family and his willingness to include SCROOGE in his celebrations, even if SCROOGE himself is reluctant to participate. Through these actions, FRED shows both familial connection and genuine affection, underscoring his persistent hope that SCROOGE might one day embrace the spirit of companionship and joy that FRED embodies.