A Tale of Two Cities, Chapters 36-40, Grades 9-10
In chapters 36-40 of 'A Tale of Two Cities,' the emotional and political stakes are heightened as the revolution's grip tightens. These chapters focus on the characters' desperate attempts to navigate and survive the turmoil that surrounds them. As you read, consider how Dickens uses these events to comment on themes of justice, sacrifice, and redemption, and how the characters' choices reflect their deepest values and fears.
Question 1
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How does the revelation of Dr. Manette's past imprisonment come to affect the trial of Charles Darnay? Discuss the implications of this revelation.
Question 2
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Examine the character of Miss Pross in these chapters. How does her confrontation with Madame Defarge highlight the themes of loyalty and sacrifice?
Question 3
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Discuss the significance of Sydney Carton's actions and decisions in these chapters. How do they reflect his character development and the novel's themes?
Question 4
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Analyze the role of fate and choice in the outcomes of the characters' lives. How does Dickens intertwine these concepts through the events of these chapters?
Question 5
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Explore the motif of resurrection in these chapters. How is this motif used to convey hope or despair for the characters and the society they live in?
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