Charles Dickens wrote Tale of Two Cities in a very distinct style. Tale of Two Cities provides a very satirical view to the French Revolution, uses many similes to connect ideas, and he makes many allusions in order to get his point across. Dickens takes a very satirical point of view to the French Revolution. He describes the aristocracy as petty and cannot live “without the aid of four strong men” to assist him with basic tasks (Dickens 105). He brings out his opinion and can change the emotion of the reader and how they feel about the aristocracy. As well, Dickens also uses various metaphors in order to connect ideas together. He compares “every green leaf” to “the miserable people” (Dickens 224). They are compared in order to show how the
