In the first chapter (six sections) of A Tale of Two Cities Dickens shows us the backstory and events of what is going to be shaping the characters throughout the whole book. In the first paragraph of the whole book Charles Dickens already begins telling us the main theme of the book and how it is going to play out. He was doing this by comparing and contrasting certain concepts such as the best and the worst of times, or he was using an analogy like light or darkness. The reason that he was doing all of this is because he’s trying to show how evil the characters and the whole situation will be. During the years 1775 England and France are constantly experiencing both good and bad situations. An example can be that both George III and Louis
