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When did you last cry in front of another person?.What are the values you hold dearest to you?.Do you feel like you've found your life purpose?.What scares you about becoming a parent?.What do you think you would be like as a mother?.What do you think about the concept of marriage?.What does an ideal relationship look like to you?.
Why do you think you are the way you are in relationships?. It’s a beautiful and gory ending to their fight. Scrooge’s body is gruesomely bent to fit the fireplace and ends up torn into many pieces. Santa becomes magic dust and comes out unscathed, but Mr. It looks like this could be the end of Father Christmas, but in one last burst of energy, Santa touches his nose and drags Mr. Scrooge pins Santa’s hand against an abandoned fireplace. After they are both beaten and bloodied, Mr. Scrooge and Santa give everything they got to kill each other. Scrooge blames Christmas for his misfortune and won’t let Santa get away with it. Scrooge invades the neighbor’s home to get himself some presents, causing an accident that leads to an old man’s death and puts the criminal on the destructive path that would ultimately lead him to the Lightstone Estate. Scrooge’s dad lost his job, shattering the illusion of a happy holiday when he couldn’t afford any gifts. That’s because, when he was only a child, Mr. Scrooge decides he’ll do whatever it takes to end Christmas once and for all. Scrooge have their final showdown in an abandoned cabin in the woods. And he’s willing to harm anyone who gets in his way. Scrooge is trying to get the $300 million that matriarch Gertrude Lightstone ( Beverly D'Angelo) got from the government as compensation for selling illegal arms to Middle-East countries. Scrooge breaks into the Lightstone Estate, kills everyone who doesn’t belong to the family, and holds the rich clan hostage while breaking into their vault. Leading a band of hardened criminals disguised as staff members, Mr. Scrooge ( John Leguizamo) puts his plan into action. Unfortunately for Father Christmas, that evening is when the vicious Mr. So, touched by Trudy's care about Christmas, and willing to enjoy the comforts of one of the wealthiest families in the U.S., Santa grabs a glass, sits on a massage chair, and just relaxes for a few minutes. While the Lightstones are filthy rich and despicable, Trudy is still a good girl who believes in Santa and prefers to use her Christmas wishes to ask for her parents to make up and become a family again. There, he finds delicious homemade cookies baked by the young Trudy ( Leah Brady). However, once Santa gets to the Lightstone Estate, Father Christmas decides to chill for a while. In Violent Night, Santa is busy doing his Christmas Eve rounds, tasting disgusting supermarket cookies, and stealing alcohol from people’s shelves. And while he cannot explain how Christmas magic works, his battle experience will prove priceless when he decides coal is not enough for some naughty people. Santa was on the naughty list once before he turned his life around and became a symbol of hope. In fact, Santa was initially a brutal Viking known as Nicomund the Red, who raided, pillaged, and killed with the help of his ever-reliant hammer, Skullcrusher. While Violent Night doesn’t tell us how Santa began to work as Father Christmas, it reveals he had a different life a millennium ago. Claus cannot explain where Christmas magic comes from. All these powers will prove useful once Santa decides to go after some bad guys, but even Mr. 
Finally, Santa can touch his nose gently to traverse chimneys, a power he uses to break into people’s homes. He also uses the flying sleigh to cross the globe at an incredible speed. He also has a magic gift bag from which he can pull any toy the children on his nice list desire. He has a magic scroll where he can read the name of everyone around him and tell if they have been nice or naughty.
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