Initially, Scrooge does not enjoy life as he is focused solely on accumulating wealth and is known for his miserly ways. However, through the course of "A Christmas Carol," he experiences a transformation and learns to appreciate the joys of life, such as generosity, love, and human connection. By the end of the story, Scrooge finds happiness and meaning in spreading kindness and goodwill.
He was starting to enjoy himself
Life experiences have hardened him and to make sure he is not hurt anymore he resolves to reject people and situations that could cause him pain in future
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He was a good business man and a good friend to Scrooge
This was Marley telling Scrooge that he (Marley) was allowed to come back to Scrooge to tell Scrooge of his inpending eternal life of torment should he not make changes to the way he lives his life now and sees mankind as his business not just the money he can get from them
Scrooge's partner, Marley, was dragging long chains with him as his punishment for being so evil throughout his life.
Scrooge seeks reconciliation with Fred and his wife because he realizes the importance of family and relationships after being visited by the three ghosts. He sees that he has pushed away loved ones with his selfish behavior and wants to make amends and reconnect with them.