Wow, It's Been A While Since I Posted Anything XD

Wow, it's been a while since I posted anything XD

Just redraws of old drawings I did in this post, this post and in this post.

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Wow, it's been a while since I posted anything XD

Just redraws of old drawings I did in this post, this post and in this post.

I CAN’T STOP DRAWING HIM

Lol

Sooooo i decided to make another one taking advantage of my little free time, i'll do more when i'm not drowning in tasks

(Let's say Tails takes both Mikey's and Donnie's place, because I just didn't want to add any other character that wasn't in the movies)

Just watched the new Scrooge movie and I like a specific change they made:

Spoilers for the movie’s end below

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When the ghost of Christmas yet to pass brings him to the people celebrating his death… he doesn’t know that is what they are celebrating. He even says to the ghost “the other ones made me think everything was going to end terribly but look! They are celebrating me” the whole dance scene where there is a parade and a Jenkins is LITERALLY TAP DANCING OVER SCROOGE’S COFFIN is cheerfully morbid to us viewers because we know what they are really celebrating while Scrooge is over there oblivious JOINING THE CELEBRATION PARADE

But that’s not why I love this change.

No, what made me love this change is what comes next.

Because the ghost of the Future points him to the cemetery. We’re Bob is crying over Tim’s grave. Scrooge, still thinking people were celebrating him, is still moved and saddened by Tim’s death. He feels responsible. He could have helped but did nothing. He wants to go back and make things better not because he knows he dies and people cheer

But because a little boy died of something he could have prevented

Them he learns about his demise and the real reason for the parade. The most cheerful Black Parade.

AND EVEN THEN when he is bargaining with the ghost he says “if I can’t fix myself and get rid of these chains, at least let me save the boy”

In the original story, Scrooge first learns about his death to them learn about Tim’s. By changing the order, and making Scrooge’s whole “I need to be a better person” epiphany come not from his own demise but the demise of another, of a innocent DIRECTLY affected by him, makes the lesson seem more earned to me.

That he was willing to change, not for his own sake, but for that of another in the first go

Ebenzer Scrooge | Young (Scrooge: A Christmas Carol, 2022) “My word, you were a handsome chap, Scrooge. What went wrong?”