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27 Cards in this Set
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Who is John Basard
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Solomon Pross and the man who accuses Darnay in the English court.
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Who is Sidney Carton
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Lawyer who changes places with Darnay, He loves Lucie and is a drunk
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Who is Roger Cly
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Was a one time servant of Darnay, hired to testify against him in court
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Who is Jerry Cruncher
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He is the honest tradesman who digs up bodies
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Who is Charles Darnay
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He is the husband of Lucie, Main character, sentenced to death for being and aristocrat in France
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Ernest Defarge
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Husband of Madam Defarge, likes Darnay but testifies against him
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Therese Defarge
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Madam Defarge, knits the registery and wants to kill Lucie and Darnay
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Gabelle
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Darnay returns to France to get him out of jail
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Gaspard
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Child was killed by Marquis carriage
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Jarvis Lorry
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Lucie's adopted father
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Alexander Manette
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Lucie's real dad, was in the Bastille for many years
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Lucie Manette
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Darnay's wife
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Monsieur the Marquis
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St. Evermonte
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Miss Pross
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Life long companion of Lucie
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Mr. Stryver
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Disappointed suitor of Lucie
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Setting
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1775- England and Paris on the eve of the Revolution
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Wine casket
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Foreshadowing the blood that would spill in the streets during the revolution
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But I am sure that he is capable of good things, gentle things, magnanimous thing
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Lucie
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It is extrodinary to me that you people cannot take care of yourselves and your children...How do i know what injury you have done to my horses?
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Marquis
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A young lady's walking shoe, It ought to have been finished long ago
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Dr. Manette
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And if it does come, while we live to see it triumph- I hope, for her sake, Destiny will keep her husband out of France
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Ernest Defarge
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Her husbands destiny will take him where he is to go, and will lead him to the end that is to end him. That is all i know.
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Madam Defarge
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I have sometimes sat alone in the evening, listening, until i have made the echoes out to be echoes of all the footsteps that are coming by and by into our lives
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Lucie
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___ You honest treadesman, theres hope wot that boy will yet be a blessing to you , and recompense to you for his mother
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Jerry Cruncher
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D_ _ it all sir! am i not eligible? (and prosperous and advancing)?
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Mr. Stryver
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Monsier Charles, who i expect; is he arrived from England
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Marquis
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Your confidence in me ought to be returned with full confidence on my part. My present name, though but slightly changed from my mother's is not as youwill remember, my own. I wish to tell what that is, and why i am in England
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Darnay
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