In A Tale of Two Cities, Dickens masters the technique of foiling to show how the similar yet different England and France are, whether it is the mobs or the corruption of the economy and government. He portrays some of the conditions to the extreme because he is personally against some of the actions taken. Lastly, he uses foiling in order to show the readers how even though Carton and Darnay may be different in the beginning, in the end, they are very similar in terms of their character
In A Tale of Two Cities, Dickens masters the technique of foiling to show how the similar yet different England and France are, whether it is the mobs or the corruption of the economy and government. He portrays some of the conditions to the extreme because he is personally against some of the actions taken. Lastly, he uses foiling in order to show the readers how even though Carton and Darnay may be different in the beginning, in the end, they are very similar in terms of their character