French Society: As An Individual- Baldip Singh-Josan In the novel, A Tale of Two Cities, Madame Defarge was a part of the revolution and her role in it was important, but she acted cold and ruthless towards others. Despite her actions and her personality, she makes readers feel more sympathetically towards her.
Madame Defarge was always seen knitting, and it was questionable as to why it was done. It was soon revealed that she was knitting a list of people so that her husband could do his part of the work, to assassinate. She was also portrayed as evil, apparent in the scene where Lucy met Madame Defarge with the baby. She is usually shown as responding to people coldly and at times even ignoring them. Although Madame Defarge acts
Madame Defarge was always seen knitting, and it was questionable as to why it was done. It was soon revealed that she was knitting a list of people so that her husband could do his part of the work, to assassinate. She was also portrayed as evil, apparent in the scene where Lucy met Madame Defarge with the baby. She is usually shown as responding to people coldly and at times even ignoring them. Although Madame Defarge acts