A Tale of Two Cities, Chapters 11-15, Grades 9-10
Chapters 11-15 of 'A Tale of Two Cities' delve deeper into the complexities of the characters and the escalating tension between the classes in France and England. These chapters explore themes of sacrifice, loyalty, and the impact of past actions on the present. As you read, consider how Dickens continues to develop the plot through the actions and interactions of the characters.
Question 1
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How does Charles Darnay's decision to renounce his family name and inheritance reflect the novel's themes of justice and social inequality?
Question 2
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Examine the relationship between Dr. Manette and Charles Darnay. How does Dr. Manette's reaction to Darnay's confession about his true identity affect their relationship?
Question 3
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The concept of sacrifice is a recurring theme in the novel. Discuss how the theme of sacrifice is portrayed through the actions of Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton in these chapters.
Question 4
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Analyze the role of Madame Defarge in these chapters. What does her character reveal about the revolutionary sentiment brewing in France?
Question 5
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Discuss the significance of the scene where Dr. Manette reverts to his old habit of making shoes after learning about Darnay's true identity. What does this reveal about the impact of trauma and the theme of resurrection?
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