What is an example of a rhetorical device in chapter five?
100
Charles Darnay is imprisoned for this amount of time.
What is a year and three months.
100
Someone who appears and vanishes like a shadow, seeing everything
Who is Madame Defarge?
100
We think of this as a foreshadowing of an event of the same kind, but of far greater magnitude.
What is the trial of Charles Darnay?
100
Two hours. (2 to 4 in the afternoon)
How long does Lucie stand outside?
200
There is a very common object that Dickens like to personify.
What is the guillotine?
200
The republicans had to address each other in this manner.
What is citizen and citenzeness?
200
Lucie has a way of doing this every time something very significant occurs.
When does fainting occur?
200
Wine cask, Roger Cly funeral, and the storming of the Bastille.
Which scenes in the book do the dancing mobs remind you of?
200
A strange revolutionary dance.
What is the carmagnole?
300
There is another theme that is very prominent in this chapter, in which Dr Manette plays a huge role.
What is Redemption?
300
There was a certain time at which Lucie could stand at a spot where Charles could see her from his cell.
What is three o'clock?
300
The wood-sawyer once had another occupation.
What is a road mender?
300
To baby angel type things holding onto a crest. Gold thingys all around
What does the old flag of France look like?
400
Even in a troubled time Lucie is a rock for her family. There is a certain theme that is continually portrayed here.
What is the golden thread
400
A reference to the religion of the Darnay's occurs when...
When Charles comes home, Lucie asks to thank God.
400
An executioner has a name that reflects strength and power.
Who is Samson?
400
Dr. Manette is fully resurrected. Is not intimidated by the prisons
How is the resurrection theme relevent in these chapters?
400
That he had been mistreated and neglected, they had forgotten him. He did this delicately because the fickle mob might decide to condemn him for critisizing them.
What did Gabelle hint at and why did he do this delicately?
500
The murky read and yellow sky, and a rising mist from the Seine, denoted the approach of darkness.” (272)
What is the foreshadowing in chapter five?
500
Five judges, a prosecutor and a jury
Who are the people involved in Charles' trial. Give the exact number of people and what their position is.
500
The woodcutter and The Vengence. They are holding hands.
Who is in the middle of the dancing mob?
500
Madame Defarge
Who does the woodcutter who says its none of my business remind you of?
500
A very significant occurance in the end of chapter 5, because of a promise that we all recall to our mind when we think of this.