Who is this?
This former prisoner of the Bastille is “recalled to life”.
Who is Dr. Manette?
The Defarges use this shop as a place for revolutionary meetings.
What is the wine shop?
The bank that employs Mr. Lorry.
What is Tellson's Bank?
Before being reunited with Lucie, Dr. Manette spent his time doing this repetitive craft.
What is shoe making?
“Recalled to life” refers to this person’s return.
Who is Dr. Manette?
She is known for her golden hair and compassion toward others.
Who is Lucie Manette?
The Marquis shows a gruesome act by doing this in the street.
Who runs over a child with his carriage?
This city represents order and relative peace compared to France.
What is London?
This Old Bailey witness claims to recognize Charles Darnay based on his past travels between these two countries.
What are England and France?
After the wine cask breaks, people smear this word on the wall, foreshadowing violence.
What is “blood”?
A lawyer who looks almost identical to Charles Darnay.
Who is Sydney Carton?
This nickname is used for aristocrats, often with hatred.
What is “Monseigneur”?
This man serves as a loyal friend and business associate to the Manettes.
Who is Mr. Jarvis Lorry?
Charles Darnay rejects this social class.
What is the French aristocracy?
When Lucie reunites with her father, he is found obsessively making this item, showing his lingering trauma.
What is shoemaking?
This wine shop owner secretly leads revolutionary activity.
Who is Monsieur Defarge?
Something happens to the Marquis at night the day Charles came back to France.
What assassination happened the night Charles came back to France?
This phrase describes Dr. Manette’s return after imprisonment.
What is “recalled to life”?
The connection between Carton and Darnay is this unusual trait.
What is their identical (or nearly identical) appearance?
This unusual courtroom strategy helps create doubt and save Charles Darnay.
What is pointing out Sydney Carton’s resemblance to him?
She silently knits while keeping track of enemies of the revolution.
Who is Madame Defarge?
The prison where Dr. Manette was held for 18 years.
What is the Bastille?
The Old Bailey is this kind of place.
What is a courthouse?
Dr. Manette was imprisoned without trial through this type of order.
What is a lettre de cachet?
“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times” describes this period
What is the French Revolution era?