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Why did the ghost of Jacob Marley reappear?

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He had been allowed to return from his death of everlasting torment to do one simple but important task, to warn Scrooge that he was making the same mistakes as Marley did years earlier and this would lead to Scrooge suffering an even worse fate in death

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