Hi, How do I use the key to open the door that marleys ghost is behind? every time I get the key of scrooge n take it to the door to unlock, it goes back to scrooge's hand argghhh help please thanx
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You have to do it quick! You touch a hole in the middle of the game where a white mouse comes out to attrack Scrooge's attention. He lets go of the key, but this is what you first have to do; you need to slide the pen over the chair to knock it down, then pick up the key, look for a golden locker on the door and drop it down and VOILA! You now have another ghost!
You have to do it quick! You touch a hole in the middle of the game where a white mouse comes out to attrack Scrooge's attention. He lets go of the key, but this is what you first have to do; you need to slide the pen over the chair to knock it down, then pick up the key, look for a golden locker on the door and drop it down and VOILA! You now have another ghost!
To unlock the door,you have to put the key on top of the door knob.
Take the key and put over the door knob then take your pen away from the key, this lets the key drop and the door will open.
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