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[Macy H @macyh2018]

@AerielSun knowing Dickens, most likely. I think that without the "golden thread", something tragic is bound to happen to Darnay

[Macy H @macyh2018]

@_hunterpenrose_ despite Gabelle not being an aristocrat, the citizens still targeted him because he was the next closest thing (179;ch 23)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

Why did the mob kill Foulon's son-in-law? Was there even a purpose or was the mob just bloodthirsty? (174;ch22)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

@juliel2018 I was confused on that part too. There must have been something in there bc the Jacques burned down the cell

[Macy H @macyh2018]

JL's loyalty and friendship towards DM is strong and evident when he takes a break from work in order to watch/ take care of him (151;ch18)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

If Manette were to have another relapse, how would he cope now that his tools are gone? (158;ch19)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

@BreeCom_ @maddyv_mcg the Jacques discussed some people who should be apart of the registry (ch 15)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

Waking up in the morning to only find your dad beating up your mom instead of breakfast (124;ch14)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

Stryver wants to marry Lucie bc she would make a good "trophy wife" whereas Carton and Darnay actually have feelings for her. (107;ch11)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

If you EVER need advice about your love life, just call Stryver. (108;ch11)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

How did the Marquis attempt to meddle in Darnay's trial? Did he hire Barsad? (93;ch9)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

@gsawaya2018 you can see how Darnay can't help but to smile when Lucie was mentioned (96;ch 9)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

@gsawaya2018 I think it may be referring to his wealth and how he uses it freely

[Macy H @macyh2018]

The Marquis assumes he is allowed to pay his way out of the "accident". Is this merely because his status? (84; ch7)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

Carton denied Lucie's beauty, yet he still called her a "golden-haired doll" (68;ch5)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

@2018_rgordon When Darnay kissed Lucie's hand (60;ch4)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

What led Carton to have no sympathy toward others? Why does he believe no one cares about him? (63;ch4)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

Carton spent a significant time staring the ceiling, yet he noticed that Lucie fainted. Was he attracted to her beauty? (57;ch3)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

@maddyv_mcg Did you see how Dickens referred to the crowd as blue-flies "swarming" Darnay as if he were a dead man? (50;ch3)

[Macy H @macyh2018]

@maddyv_mcg @EmceeMister @maddyv_mcg @EmceeMister he's like an inverse sandwich 🍞🐟 #imsosorry