What did Jacob Marley tell Scrooge?

Answer 1

Jacob Marley tells Scrooge that he will be visited by three spirits – the Ghost of Christmas Past, the Ghost of Christmas Present, and the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come – in an attempt to save him from a similar fate to Marley's. He warns Scrooge that his own chains were made from the choices he made in life, and that Scrooge still has a chance to change his future.

Answer 2

That because Marley had been so mean and miserly during his lifetime, never mixing with or benefiting the world around him, he was doomed to an eternity of dragging chains forged by his selfishness.

Answer 3

Marley tells Scrooge that he, too, wears a chain, larger than Marley's. Marley has often sat by him unseen. Now he warns him of three more spirits which will visit to help him change his ways.

Answer 4

The he (Scrooge) has little time left to make changes to his life and the way he treats his fellow man. Should he not change then He (Scrooge) will suffer the same fate as Marley; eternal damnation

Answer 5

Marley, when visiting Scrooge on Christmas Eve explains the fact that his business was not all about the counting house and money he states that his business should have been mankind. It is because of this he learned that he will walk the earth in eternal torment never to make restitution

Answer 6

Basically to change his ways toward people and using money as his only focus as his death would bring untold misery

Answer 7

To change his miserly ways and to use his time to do good and reap the benefits of being a good person after death.

Answer 8

He died Christmas Eve 1836 and was doomed to walk the earth in eternal torment as a punishment for not caring about his fellow man

Answer 9

that marley helped the homeless