Regrets and hindsight from "summary" of A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
Throughout the novel, characters often find themselves reflecting on past decisions and actions with a sense of regret and hindsight. One such character is Charles Darnay, who deeply regrets the actions of his ancestors and the impact it has had on his life. His realization comes too late, as he is already entangled in the chaos of the French Revolution.
Similarly, Dr. Manette experiences profound regret for his past actions and the consequences they have brought upon his family. His time spent in prison has given him ample opportunity to reflect on the choices he made and the lives that were affected as a result.
Sydney Carton is another character who is plagued by regret and hindsight. His self-destructive behavior stems from a deep sense of remorse for the life he has lived and the opport...
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