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8/4/24, 7:29 AMStudy Guide: A Tale of Two Cities
Jeremiah
Terms in this set (39)
Anaphora Repetition for effect in the first paragraph.
1775 Year the novel begins.
Major issues Connection between the title and the two places in the first chapter.
Atmosphere of mystery Created by Dickens in Chapter 2.
Jarvis Lorry Recipient of Cruncher's message, works at Tellson's Bank.
Madame Defarge Stout woman with a watchful eye in Chapter 4.
Jacquerie Revolt of peasants; why men in the wine shop refer to each other as 'Jacques'.
Haggard Description of Jarvis Lorry, indicating a difficult past.
Broken wine cask People's reaction: they went to drink it.
Spilled wine symbol Signifies two things coming together for happiness.
Monsieur Defarge Characterized as committed and type A.
Recalled to life Phrase's meaning in comprehending Lorry's credentials.
Tellson's Bank Description and attitude toward change in England.
Jerry Cruncher Works for Tellson's Bank despite being handy and dishonest.
Old Bailey Courthouse famous for being a deadly inn yard.
Charles Darnay Plain man charged for helping the French king attack England.
Dr. Manette's appearance Haggard, with a hollow face and white hair from prison.
Golden hair locket Comparison to Lucie's hair and the doctor's conclusion.
Sydney Carton's job Stryver's ally, credited by Stryver, metaphorically a jackal.
Miss Pross Wise, strong, and true character in the Manette household.
Rainstorm symbol Symbolizes the revolution in Chapter 5.
Monseigneur's hot chocolate Significance in depicting aristocratic living.
Marquis's attitude Toward the death of the child in Chapter 2.
Study Guide: A Tale of Two Cities
Marquis steeped in crime Symbolism from the setting sun in Chapter 2.
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