Justice and forgiveness from "summary" of A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
In the tumultuous times of the French Revolution, the concept of justice and forgiveness is put to the test in Charles Dickens' novel. The characters grapple with the idea of seeking retribution for past wrongs while also grappling with the idea of showing mercy and compassion to those who have caused harm. One of the primary examples of this struggle can be seen in the character of Sydney Carton. Carton is a deeply flawed man, haunted by his own demons and consumed by self-loathing. However, as the story progresses, he begins to find redemption through acts of selflessness and sacrifice. In the end, Carton chooses to give his own life to save the life of another, embodying the ultimate form of forgiveness and justice.
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