A Tale Of Two Cities

Question 1

Charles Darany

Answer 1

Lucies Husband, Evermonde’s last name, was convicted of guillotine

Question 2

Sydney Carton

Answer 2

A lawyer who made the ultimate sacrifice: looked a lot like Darany: in love with Lucie: Jesus is his counterperson

Question 3

Lucie Mannent

Answer 3

Daughter of Alex Mannent married Darany compassionate

Question 4

Miss Pross

Answer 4

Lucies companion/caregiver made a very big sacrifice by losing her hearing for lucie

Question 5

John Barsard

Answer 5

His real name is actually Solomon Pross: Miss Pross’s brother: who spies for the French in the prisons

Question 6

Roger Cly

Answer 6

A double agent spy who faked his own death

Question 7

Alexander Mannent

Answer 7

Was a doctor who wrote a letter in 105 North Tower: Lucies father: condemned the evermonde race: big connection to shoebench and being recalled to life

Question 8

Madame Defarge

Answer 8

Wrote in her knitting the registary: sister of the family that died from the evermondes: very big on revolution: died by miss pross: real name thersa

Question 9

Jarvis Lorry

Answer 9

Tellson bank banker: dedicated friend to the Mannents

Question 10

Stryver

Answer 10

the “lion” lawery who helped with Daranys case

Question 11

Marquis de Evermonde

Answer 11

french nobleman who was very cruel to his people ultimately killed by Gaspard: Daranys uncle

Question 12

Gaspard

Answer 12

Person who wrote blood on wall in wine: killed by people after murdering the marquis for running over his baby

Question 13

Mender of Road

Answer 13

Saw what had happened to Gaspard and told the story

Question 14

Jaques

Answer 14

People who wished to stay anaynmous while supporting the revolution

Question 15

Jerry Cruncher

Answer 15

Worked for tellsons bank as a portier: was a body snatcher

Question 16

Little Jerry

Answer 16

Jerrys son: said the line rusty fingers

Question 17

The Wood Sawery

Answer 17

Worked in wood shop talked about the gullitine lucie talked to him when went to spot for her husband

Question 18

Defarge

Answer 18

person who led the revolution less crazy than his wife

Question 19

Little Lucie

Answer 19

Lucie Mannents daughter

Question 20

The Vengence

Answer 20

Madem defarges friend

Question 21

Shadows and Darkness

Answer 21

brought errie feeling ideas around the secrets and violence

Question 22

Mob Mentality

Answer 22

Often dickens wrote in negative light: wrote about them in metaphor of a great sea

Question 23

Where did the Mannents live in England

Answer 23

Soho Square

Question 24

Where did the Defarges live?

Answer 24

Saint Antoine Paris

Question 25

Foil characters are…

Answer 25

Carton and Darnay, Carton and Stryver, Madem Defarge and Lucie, Marquis de evermond and darnay, Mr.Lorry Jerry Cruncher

Question 26

Tellson Bank

Answer 26

“Tellson’s Bank by temple bar was an old fashioned place, even in the year one thousand seven hundred and eighty. It was very small, very dark, very ugly, very incommodious” (53) Both Tellson’s and England as a whole are very old fashioned, outdated, unwelcoming.

Question 27

The guillotine

Answer 27

Symbol of the horror that happened during the reign of terror: also shows what happens when a crazy revolutionary idea is put into place as a law/government

Question 28

The Grindstone

Answer 28

Grindstone represents mob mentality and violence; it is a place to grind weapons, how quickly people turn from peasants to “savages” when in a setting of violence.

Question 29

Courts/Tribunal

Answer 29

Blindly following traditions without questioning whether they are right, represents what is happening in London overall, everyone follows the unjust rules of the courts

Question 30

The Mannents conner in SOHO

Answer 30

Time passed by, footsteps of children and people visiting, slightly more somber/sad than they were originally because of some hardship and loss (Lucie’s dead child): somewhat a safe place away from footsteps orginally

Question 31

Chaetueo

Answer 31

Stones are cold, representing the cruel Evremonde family, hard to destroy, cold, rigid, no warmth or humanity

Question 32

Foulon

Answer 32

Monsigunar, who told the peasants to eat grass

Question 33

Gabellea

Answer 33

a person who brought darany to france

Question 34

The semestress

Answer 34

Poor girl who is about to die carton gives encouraging words to during final scene

Question 35

First estate

Answer 35

The Clergy

Question 36

Second Estate

Answer 36

The nobility

Question 37

Third Estate

Answer 37

The peasants/commoners

Question 38

Start and end dates of the FRENCH REV

Answer 38

May 5, 1789- November 9, 1799

Question 39

Start and end dates of THE BOOK

Answer 39

1775-1793