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The '''Ghost of Presents Past''' is a spirit that appears to [[Prunella Deegan|Prunella]] to show her why [[Francine Frensky|Francine]] was moping at the party. Her name refers to what had to happen in the past for someone to give a present (gift). Her appearance is symbolically like a [[Polly Locket]] doll. | The '''Ghost of Presents Past''' is a spirit that appears to [[Prunella Deegan|Prunella]] to show her why [[Francine Frensky|Francine]] was moping at the party. Her name refers to what had to happen in the past for someone to give a present (gift). Her appearance is symbolically like a [[Polly Locket]] doll. | ||
''Ghost of Presents Past'' is a parody of ''Ghost of Christmas Past ''in Charles Dickens ''A Christmas Carol.''[[Category:Characters]] | ''Ghost of Presents Past'' is a parody of ''Ghost of Christmas Past ''in Charles Dickens ''A Christmas Carol.'' | ||
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[[Category:Blond hair]] | [[Category:Blond hair]] | ||
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Revision as of 02:50, 22 October 2018
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The Ghost of Presents Past is a spirit that appears to Prunella to show her why Francine was moping at the party. Her name refers to what had to happen in the past for someone to give a present (gift). Her appearance is symbolically like a Polly Locket doll.
Ghost of Presents Past is a parody of Ghost of Christmas Past in Charles Dickens A Christmas Carol.
