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Dr Manette Characterization

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Character Analysis (Volume 1, Chapter 6)
Doctor Alexandre Manette: In this chapter Dr. Manette is crazy, really crazy he believes that he is still in prison and doesn’t really remember much from his past life. It is as if they have resettled completely all of his knowledge. He keeps on through the whole chapter as we could say “nuts” until he sees his daughter Lucie who brings him some memories.

Lucie Manette: Lucie acts in this chapter as the passage in between Dr. Manette´s time on prison and reality. She with her beauty and kindness brings his dad back for few moments and helps him get over his problems through out this chapter.

Mr. Jarvis Lorry: In this chapter Lorry is the one who brings Dr. Manette back from prison. He was sent from …show more content…

Sydney Carton: A lookalike with Darnay who ended saving his life thanks to their almost exact appereance.

Jerry Cruncher: He is still representing tellson bak and is the messenger on the chapter. He moved news from the treason case to the bank.

Character Analysis (Volume 2, Chapter 3)
Lucie and Dr. Manette: They are barely mentioned they just explain how lucie helped durning those 5 years to bring Dr. Manette back to life.

Mr. Stryver: Darnay´s attourney who even though everyone is congratulating each other on Darnay´s success is taking much of the congratulations gladly.

Mr. Jarvis Lorry: He is trying to act as a business man and trying to take advantage of the situation of Darnay to earn profit.

Mr. Sydney Carton: He is not really happy with the justice system we can easily understand why. He also invites Darnay to dinner. They end up partially disliking each other.

Charles Darnay: He is the accused who is happy for his “liberation”. He goes to have dinner with Carton who saved his life. They end up not having a good relationship even though they don’t hate each other.

Questionnaire

1. What happens when a cask of wine spills along the street in Paris?
• People think it 's blood and run screaming.
• A young boy slips and drowns in

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