Foreshadowing the ultimate sacrifice from "summary" of A Tale of Two Cities - by Charles Dickens by Charles Dickens
Foreshadowing the ultimate sacrifice can be seen throughout the novel, as characters make decisions and take actions that hint at the sacrifices they will ultimately make. One key example of this foreshadowing is seen in the character of Sydney Carton. From early on in the story, Carton is portrayed as a dissolute and disillusioned man, who seems to have given up on life. His heavy drinking and cynical attitude suggest that he has little regard for his own well-being. However, as the story unfolds, it becomes clear that Carton is capable of great acts of sacrifice. This transformation is hinted at in his actions and words throughout the novel. For example, when Carton first meets Luc...
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