He pleads for a revelation of tenderness in reference to his death. The Ghost escorts him to the home of a debtor and then the Cratchits'. He is shown how Tiny Tim's death is full of the warmth of human compassion and grief whereas his own death is a mere riddance. Tiny Tim's burial place is green whereas his own is full of gloom. Bob Cratchit kisses the corpse of Tiny Tim whereas Scrooge's cadaver is plundered.
Scrooge is ready for repentance.
He pleads for mercy in exchange for a reformed life. As the Ghost disappears, Scrooge's bedposts and curtains reappear. Ebenezer is reborn. I don't know anything. I'm quite a baby.