An event known as the French Revolution shaped Europe into what it is now. French citizens redesigned the political landscape of their country, ending the feudal system and monarchy. After this horrible incident, many Europeans thought the revolutions were behind them. Charles Dickens believed different. Nearly seventy years later, Dickens wrote A Tale of Two Cities and expressed his political ideas about how the English aristocrats’ poor treatment of the lower class would result in an uprising. He imagined that the English would erupt into a bloody revolution at any moment like what happened in France a while back. In A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens uses motifs and themes to foreshadow the so-called transpiring revolution. The viewing
