Symbols
Characters
Themes
Quotes
Events
100

This woman's knitting is not just a hobby, it's to record names and hold messages

Who is Madam DeFarge?

100

This character is nicknamed the Resurrection Man  because he digs up bodies

Who is Jerry Cruncher?

100

Dr. Manette's long imprisonment represents this theme of human suffering and endurance

What is suffering?

100

"It was the best of times, it was the ___ of times."

Worst

100

Mr. Lorry travels to France to bring this long-imprisoned man back to life.

Who is Dr. Manette?
200

Wine spilled in the streets foreshadows this bloody event

What is the French Revolution?

200

He is Lucie Manette's devoted companion and her father's caretaker

Who is Miss Pross?

200

Sydney Carton's feelings towards Darnay highlight this theme of doubles or opposites

What is duality?

200

"Recalled to ___."

Life

200

Charles Darnay is acquitted at his English trial thanks to this lawyer's lookalike resemblance

Who is Sydney Carton?

300

The Marquis's house symbolizes this oppressive institution

What is the aristocracy?

300

This English lawyer defends Charles Darnay in his treason trial

Who is Sydney Carton?

300

The tension between revolutionaries and aristocrats embodies this theme of social justice vs. cruelty

What is justice/injustice?

300

"A wonderful fact to reflect upon, that every human creature is constituted to be that profound ____ to every other."

Secret

300

The Marquis St. Evremonde is murdered in his bed after this crime angers the peasants

What is running over the child with his carriage?

400

Lucie is frequently associated with this natural symbol of renewal and growth

What is the symbol of tree?

400

This French aristocrat rejects his family's legacy

Who is Charles Darnay?

400

Lucie's influence on her father and others demonstrates this redemptive theme

What is love?

400

"The ___ is growing louder; it seems to be coming closer."

echo of footsteps

400

Dr. Manette relapses into shoemaking after this event in Book 2

What is Lucie's marriage to Charles Darnay?

500

The echoing footsteps Lucie hears symbolizes this growing force in France

What is the French Revolution?

500

This character wants vengeance against the Evremonde family

Who is Madam DeFarge?

500

The cycle of violence that drives Madame DeFarge represents this destructive theme

What is revenge?

500

"I would embrace any sacrifice for ____." (Carton's whispered promise)

you, or for any dear to you

500

Darnay renounces his family name and lands in this chapter before marrying Lucie

What is Chapter 19?