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Book The First: Recalled to Life A Tale of Two Cities Book The First: Recalled to Life

Questions Book, The First: Recalled to Life Book The First: Chapter 2 Book The First, Chapter 2 cont’d How does Dickens set the mood of the story? Evidence/Citation P 16 “Two other passengers,…” comment P 17 “The Dover mail…” comment Page 20 P: “With those words…” comment  5. How did passengers on the Dover mail interact with each other? Why did they act this way? 6. . What was the guard’s initial reaction to the arrival of Jerry Cruncher? 7. Who is Cruncher’s message for, and what is this gentleman’s occupation? 8. What was Cruncher’s message, and what was the reply? What do you think these messages mean?

Questions Book, The First: Recalled to Life Book The First, Chapter 3 Book The First, Chapter 4 Chapter 3, 1st paragraph Comment P 22 “No, Jerry…” comment P 25 “He lowered the window…” comment What is Cruncher’s reaction to the message he is to take to Tellson’s? What question does Mr. Lorry ask the spectre? What is the spectre’s answer?  1. Describe Mr. Jarvis Lorry’s dress and physical appearance. 2. Who is Mr. Lorry waiting for in Dover? 3. Have Mr. Lorry and the young lady met before? If so, when and under what circumstance? 4. What news does Mr. Lorry have for the young Lady? 5. How does Jarvis Lorry deal with emotions? 6. What is her reaction to the news?

Questions Book, The First: Recalled to Life Book 1, Chapter 5 Book 1, Chapter 6  15. What are the people’s reactions to the broken wine cask?  16. The spilled wine is a symbol of what? 17. What is the power that has ground the people down? What does this tell us about the conditions in France? 18. Describe Defarge and his wife. 19. Why do the men in the wine shop refer to each other as Jacques? (Look up the word “jacquerie for a hint.)  20. Why have Mr. Lorry and Miss Manette come to Defarge’s wine shop? Why was Defarge chosen for this duty? 21. Why do you think Defarge shows Dr. Manette to the Jacques? 22. What is Madame Defarge doing throughout this chapter? 22. What is Dr. Manette doing when they enter the room? 23. Describe the Doctor’s physical appearance. What does this say about his prison experience? 24. What physical characteristics tell us that Lucie is indeed the Doctor’s daughter?  25. When the doctor compares the strands of golden hair in his “locket” to Lucie’s hair, what is his first conclusion? Does he finally figure out the truth? 26. What does Madame Defarge do in this chapter?

Book 2 Chapter 1-2 Book 2, Chapter 1 Book 2, Chapter 2 1. Describe Tellson’s bank. What is the bank’s attitude toward change? 2. How does Tellson’s treat the young men in its employ? 3. What behavior of Mrs. Cruncher makes Mr. Cruncher angry? Why does this anger him? 4. What physical characteristic of his father’s does young Jerry wonder about? Can you make a guess about it? 5. What does Mr. Cruncher think is “Barbarous”? Do you agree or disagree with him? Why? 6. What is the “old Bailey” and what is it famous for? 7. Who is being tried, and what is the charge against him? 8. Who is present in the courtroom to act as witnesses for the prosecution?

Book 2 Chapters 3-4 Book 2, Chapter 3 Book 2, Chapter 4 9. Where did Mr. Lorry, Miss Manette, and Dr. Manette first meet Charles Darnay? What was Lucie’s opinion of him? 10. What did the wigged gentleman who was looking at the ceiling point out to the counsel, Mr. Stryver, on the piece of paper that he threw to him? 11. What does Mr. Stryver say about Mr. Basard and Mr. Cly? 12. What happens in the courtroom to prove that Mr. Carton is much more observant than his manner lets on? 13. What personal service does Carton do for Charles Darnay? What do you think this hints at for the future? 14. What is the verdict? 15. What do you think Carton’s and Darnay’s toast foreshadows? 16. What is Sydney Carton’s opinion of himself?

Book 2 Chapters 5-6 Book 2, Chapter 5 Book 2 Chapter 6 17. What is Carton’s job? 18. Describe his working routine. Include when, where, and how. 19. After reading this chapter, describe Sydney Carton’s life and tell how you think he feels about it. 19. Where does Mr. Lorry go most Sundays? Why? 20. What kind of housekeeper is Lucie? 21. Describe Miss Pross as she appears on the surface and how she really is once you get to know her? 22. How does Miss Pross describe the Doctor’s mental condition? What does it take to soothe him? 23. Who are the “hundreds of people” that visit the Manette’s on Sundays?

Book 2 Chapters 7-8 Book 2 Chapter 7 Book 2 Chapter 8 What kinds of people associate themselves with the Monseigneur? What does this say about what it takes to get ahead in France at this time? Describe the “accident” that befalls the Monsieur the Marquis in the streets of Paris. What is the Marquis’s attitude toward this “accident”? What are the conditions in the Marquis’s home village? What unusual sight did the road mender see? What prediction can you make from this? Who is the Marquis expecting? Can you guess the identity of this person?

Book 2 Ch. 9-10 Book 2 Chapter 9 Book 2, Chapter 10 Of what does Darnay accuse his uncle? What is the Marquis’s philosophy of keeping the common people under control? What is Darnay’s opinion of his family’s behavior and what does he plan to do about it? What happens to the Marquis, and what does the note tell us? 1. A year after his uncle’s death, describe Charles Darnay’s professional and personal condition. 2. In proclaiming his love for Lucie, how does Charles show consideration for Dr. Manette? 3. What are the two promises that the Doctor makes Charles? 4. What is the effect on the Doctor of making these promises? Why do you think they had this effect on him?

Book 2 Chapters 11-12 Chapter 11 Chapter 12 Book 2, Chapter 11 39. What future plan does Stryver confess to Carton? 40. What does Stryver advise Carton to do? Book 2, Chapter 12 41. Why does Stryver stop in to tell Mr. Lorry of his plans? 42. What is Mr. Lorry’s reaction to Stryver’s news? 43. What does Mr. Lorry offer to do for Stryver? 44. What is Stryver’s attitude when Lorry comes to the house with information, and why does he act this way?

Book 2 Chapter 13-14 Chapter 13 Chapter 14 45. In his talk with Lucie, what is Carton’s opinion of himself? 46. What does Carton say he would do if Lucie should love him? 47. What memory does Carton want to take with him? 48. What promise does Carton make Lucie? Where do you think this promise will lead him? Book 2, Chapter 14 49. Whose funeral procession does the crowd attack? Why do they attack it? 50. What is Jerry Cruncher’s reaction to the mob violence? 51. Describe Mr. Cruncher’s “fishing tackle.” What kind of “fish” do you think he is going for with this type of “tackle”? 52. What name does young Jerry give to his father’s “trade,” and what is Mr. Cruncher’s response when young Jerry says he wants to be in that trade when he grows up? Do you see an irony in “resurrection man” and “recalled to life”?

Book 2 Ch 15-16 Chapter 15 Chapter 16 Book 2, Chapter 15 53. What was the fate of the Marquis’s killer, and who reported that fate to Defarge? 54. What is the sentence that Defarge and his compatriots give after hearing the fate of the Marquis’s killer? What are the future implications of this sentence? 55. How are these sentences recorded so that they will be kept secret until the appropriate time? 56. Why does Defarge compliment his guest for cheering the king and queen? Book 2, Chapter 16 57. What information does Defarge get from Jacques on the police force? Where have you heard of this man before? 58. Why is Defarge depressed, and how does Madame Defarge comfort him? 59. What is the significance of Madame Defarge pinning a rose in her hair? 60. What does the spy learn from the Defarges, and what do they learn from him? Why does the spy’s information disturb the Defarges?

Book 2 Chapter 17-18 Chapter 17 Chapter 18 61. What are the Doctor’s feelings about Lucie’s impending marriage?