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Who are they?
Trials and Tribulations
Family Matters
What’s withthe Marquis?
Randomness
This character does not have a loving relationship with his wife.
Until this character came along, Charles’ defense during the trial
wasn’t cutting it.
This character is said to be somewhat misunderstood until you
get to know him/her.
This character lives sort of a double life.
He is the uncle to Charles Darnay.
Monsieur the Marquis
They are witnesses for the prosecution.
Lucie Manette and Doctor Manette
This character is Darnay’s counsel during the trial.
This character is directed to go to court to act as a messenger for
Mr. Lorry.
This is what Charles is being charged for in court.
Treason against England
Charles Darnay is acquitted of all charges based on this supportive
testimony.
Dr. Manette and Lucie testified that they had met Darnay five years
earlier on their voyage from Paris to England when the Doctor was
released from prison.
This character frequently visits the Manette home on Sundays.
This person is described as a lovely housekeeper, who helps to ensure
that everyone is happy and satisfied.
These two people are also seen at the Manette’s home to visit Lucie.
Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton
These two family members argue about their family and its use of
its social position.
Charles Darnay and The Marquis
This is what Charles says he will do with his uncle’s estate if he inherits
it.
Charles will follow his mother’s wishes and turn the estate over to the
people who have for generations worked and suffered for it.
This occurs after the Marquis leaves the party of the Monseigneur’s.
The Marquis’ carriage runs over and kills a small child.
This is who the Marquis blames for the accident.
The crowd of peasants that forms because they don’t take care of their
children.
This character murdered the Marquis.
A tall, thin peasant man, who rode from Paris underneath the Marquis’
carriage
This person hides underneath the Marquis’ carriage.
A tall, thin peasant man
This is what the Marquis worries about after the accident occurs.
That his horses were hurt.
This is what Aggerawayter does that upsets Jerry Cruncher.
Mr. Carton thinks of himself in this way.
Sydney Carton does not have a positive outlook on himself. He
has no self-confidence and drinks to elevate his pain.
The French countryside is described as this.
It is just as disheveled as the peasant people described.
These characters have taken a love interest in Lucie Manette.
Stryver, Darnay, and Carton
This is the name that Stryver calls Carton.