Character and Character Traits
French aristocrat who renounces his title and moves to England.
Charles Darnay
Charles Dickens was born in what year?
1812
Manette is restored from Prison. Jerry Cruncher is a graverobber who digs up bodies. Darnay escapes from prison at the threat of being executed.
Resurrection
an apparent contradiction that turns out to be true upon further investigation.
Paradox.
The novel takes place in these two cities.
London and Paris
A dissolute English lawyer who finds redemption through self-sacrifice.
Sydney Carton
Charles Dickens died in what year?
1870
Cross is the symbol for this topic. Carton gives up his life to save Darnay's.
Sacrifice
repetition of a word or phrase, especially at the beginning of successive clauses.
anaphora
Old Baily
Unjustly imprisoned in the Bastille for 18 years.
Dr. Manette
Wife of Charles Dickens?
Catherine Hogarth
Jerry Cruncher has a secret job. We aren't aware of Charles Darnay's aristocratic family until later on in the novel. We aren't aware of why Madame Defarge is so scornful towards the Darnay's until later on in the novel.
Mystery. People as Mysteries.
Anaphora
Madame Defarge prepares to storm this location.
Her friend is The Vengeance
He grew up under what era?
Victorian, during the Industrial Revolution.
The Marquis' death. The abuse of the peasant class caused by the aristocracy. Reasons for French Revolution. The plight of Dr. Manette being imprisoned for 18 years.
social justice
The "symbol" of the spilling of the wine casks is supposed to foreshadow what?
The coming revolution, blood, or vengeance.
Mr. Lorry works here.
Tellson's Bank
Compares the revolution to lightning.
Monsieur Defarge
He had an affair with this woman. Lucy Manette is based on her.
Ellen Ternan
Mr. Lorry is always the voice of ____________.
Madame Defarge always bases her decisions on revenge and ___________.
Reason vs. Emotion
Recurring feature in a work. Doubles and Footsteps are examples.
Motif(s)
Name of the prison where Charles Darnay is held.
La Force