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TOTC Final Exam Review Flashcards

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1
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“It is extraordinary to me that you people cannot take care of yourselves and your children. One or the other of you is forever in the way.”

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Marquis

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“I am bound to a system that is frightful to me. Unwillingly I am responsible for it, while I seek in vain for help to right the wrongs of the wretched peasants who cry to us for mercy.”

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Charles Darnay

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“Now, as to the future…would it not be better if these tools were put out of his way altogether? Are they not a constant reminder of the past?”

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Mr. Lorry

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“You will be good to my poor husband? You will do him no harm? You will help me see him if you can.”

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Lucie Manette

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5
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“Ah! But it’s not my business. My work is my business. See my saw! I call it my little Guillotine.”

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The Wood Sawyer

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“My family was that peasant family so injured by the two Evremonde brothers. Those dead are my dead, and that call to take vengeance for their wrong is a call to me.”

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Madame Defarge

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7
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“It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known.”

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Sydney Carton

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“I am Briton. I am desperate. I don’t care for myself. I know the longer I keep you here, the greater hope there is for my Ladybird.”

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Miss Pross

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9
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Banker at Tellson’s Bank of London and a trusted friend of the Manettes

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Mr. Lorry

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“odd jobman” for Tellson’s and part-time graverobber

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Jerry Cruncher

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11
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Wife of Charles Darnay

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Lucie Manette

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12
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Refers to Lucie as“LadyBird”

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Miss Pross

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13
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Unjustly imprisoned for 18 years in Paris

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Doctor Manette

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14
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Sentenced to death because the action of his father and uncle

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Charles Darnay

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15
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Cruel member of the French aristocracy

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Marquis

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16
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Drunken lawyer who takes Darnay’s place at the Guillotine

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Sydney Carton

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17
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London trial lawyer

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Stryver

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18
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Former servant of Dr. Manette and a leader of the French Revolution

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Monsieur Defarge

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19
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Records Crimes Against The People In Her Knitting

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Madame Defarge

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20
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A Secret Codename Employed To Identify Revolutionaries

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Jacques

21
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A friend of Madame Defarge

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The Vengeance

22
Q

Miss Pross long lost brother

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Solomon

23
Q

English spy who testified against Charles Darnay

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Roger Cly

24
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His imprisonment brings Darnay back to Paris

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Gabelle

25
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Hanged in punishment for killing the Marquis

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Gaspard

26
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Charles was “kind, and useful to my father”=good, Carton was “reckless, careless”=inconsiderate

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characterization

27
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family, suffering, society and class, morals, life, rebirth

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theme

28
Q

Lucie and how she held everything together

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Symbolism

• “The Golden Thread”

29
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the rich aristocracy

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Symbolism

• the gargoyles and stone statues at the Monseigneur’s country estate

30
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death

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Symbolism

• Madame Defarge’s knitting

31
Q

the place where the revolutionaries sharpened their weapons

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Symbolism

• the grindstone

32
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blood spilt from the Guillotine

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Symbolism

• the broken cask of wine

33
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“rebirth” of Doctor Manette parallels with the “rebirth” of Carton, (ing, ing, ing)

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parallelism

34
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“It was the best of times, it was the worst of times.”

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paradox

35
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“golden haired doll/thread”=yellow hair, keeps family together

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imagery

36
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streets will spill like blood, blood is spilt after the deaths at the guillotine

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foreshadowing

37
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La Guillotine is thirsty

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personification

38
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repeating a phrase instead of a name ex.Calling Lucie the Golden Haired doll

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epithet

39
Q

“He never thought of Carton.”

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irony

40
Q

“I am the Resurrection and the Life…”

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biblical allusion

41
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French Revolution

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allusion

42
Q

restless sea of revolutionaries

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extended metaphor

43
Q

Marquis illustrates French aristocracy

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metaphor

44
Q

Monseigneur needs 4 people to feed him hot chocolate

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hyperbole

45
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wine spilt=blood shed

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sensory imagery

46
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crash of violence

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onomatopoeia

47
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“like a distracted child”

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simile

48
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“I asked leave to teach myself, and I got it with much difficulty after a long while, and I have made shoes ever since.”

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Doctor Manette

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