The register of his burial was signed by the clergyman, the clerk, the undertaker, and the chief mourner. Old Marley was as dead as a door-nail. The Cratchit house. His newphew's home. Fred and his family and friends gaily dance and laugh, gently mocking Scrooge, who, they fail to realize, is watching.
Scrooge observes fellow business associates discussing the death of someone.
Scrooge then observes some poor hagglers pawning his own goods, including his bed curtains. When Scrooge asks to see if his death has made anyone sad, he is shown some poor tenants who owed Scrooge money. They are relieved that their debt will be carried by someone other than Scrooge, as anyone would be more generous than he. The Cratchits weep for dead Tiny Tim. Scrooge is led to his own gravesite and pushed into it.