Barbie in ‘A Christmas Carol’

In Victorian England, Barbie introduces Kelly to the captivating story of Eden Starling, a renowned singing diva who owns a prestigious theatre house. Despite her glamorous facade, Eden is an egotistical individual consumed by self-love, and she holds no faith in the Christmas spirit. Unwilling to let her employees enjoy this festive occasion, Eden insists they work on Christmas Day, perpetuating a sense of disconnection within her community. As Barbie narrates Eden's tale to Kelly, it serves as a reminder for both characters about the true essence of Christmas and the power of empathy, even in the face of self-centered ambition.