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    Sydney Carton originally in the book displays himself as being careless. In the beginning of the novel Carton could not care about his actions. He did not care about his appearance or the characters feelings. The characters notice this at the trial, especially his friend Mr. Stryver, who says, “Allowing for my learned friend’s appearance being careless and slovenly if not debauched,”(87). This quote conveys, Carton is smart but he does not come off as it. Additionally, it means that Carton is…

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    dismisses Carton’s feelings towards Lucie by stating, “If you had been a fellow of any sensitiveness or delicacy of feeling...I might have been a little more resentful of your employing such a designation; but you are not” (245). Carton must listen as Stryver as he is told he is “in a bad way” and to “find out some respectable woman” since he has “no enjoyment of women’s society” (247). Still, Carton puts up no fight. In Stryver’s arrogance, he believes Lucie will accept him because she will…

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    followed. From the title and throughout the book, Dickens uses the motif duality to highlight his themes and to connect the past and the present which is demonstrated through the connected cities of London and Paris, contrasting female characters Lucie and Madame Defarge, and lookalikes Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton. The two cities Charles Dickens alludes in his title are his birthplace London, and Paris, the site of the French Revolution to analyze the social conditions that led to this…

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    The Use of Violence in Dickens’s and Doerr’s Novels Charles Dickens’s most popular historical fiction novel, A Tale of Two Cities, centers on the French Revolution and focuses on the struggles and interconnecting stories of the poor citizens of France and the rich “aristocrats” in England. Anthony Doerr’s novel All The Light We Cannot See, set during World War II, illustrates the impact the war has on a blind French girl, Marie-Laure LeBlanc, and a young German solider named Werner Pfenning, and…

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    Charles Dickens’ Bleak House is considered to be “one of the most urban texts of the most urban novelists” (Griffith 248). Bleak House uses a variety of urban spaces to progress the plot and build relationships between characters who would otherwise have no reason to interact. The novel first establishes the reader in the panoramic view of London. In the early Victorian era, London was expanding and becoming more industrial. London was a mixture of slums and palaces, law courts and graveyards,…

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    loves you at my age, loves her mother broken-hearted, loves you through your dreadful trial and in your blessed restoration." (2.10.39) When asking for Lucie’s hand in marriage he completely understands the tight relationship between Dr. Manette and Lucie. Charles is another character that clearly demonstrates the theme of Family. Dickens is always keeping people on their toes. He used the tool of ambiguity to show that humans can’t be perfectly one or the other. He knew this as his job as a…

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    characters that present the conditions under which they endured. In the 7th installment, "Monseigneur in Town", the audience can have a little taste of how the book interprets high powers during the 1800's such as the Marquis St. Evremonde. This paper will discuss the character of St. Evremonde and the he had over his people. The Marquis had little to no remorse for anything. Also, the Marquis stripped his people of all rights. Finally, the way the Marquis went about his power was in human, and…

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    Jill started a new job as a count/verification assistant for the Johnson County Board of Elections. After completing her degree, she believed she would have the greatest chance of making a difference in her community and society as a whole. She had completed the counties required training and briefings, read and agree to the terms of the Statement of Secrecy, and she would have no problem with acting impartially at all times and respect confidentiality of material handled. Mark the senior…

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    The county commission is the local government in each of the fifty five counties. Fifty-four counties elect commissions that have 3 members while Jefferson County has a five-member. There are many different roles they do in Braxton County and many different people are in evolved in helping are county out. The county clerk has a big role in helping are county. Each county elects a county clerk whose responsibilities include the management of records of the county commission and election…

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    1. What are the three (3) most pressing issues facing Metcalfe County in the next four years? If elected, what will you do to address these issues? A. Jobs – We have industry in Metcalfe with available positions. We also need new industry, but we have to have people for those jobs. I feel we need to work with the school system on vocational training for industrial jobs. The more trained people we have the better our chances are to receive new businesses and industry. My plan would be to work…

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