the tyranny of tyranny from "summary" of A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
The relentless grip of oppression, the unyielding hand of authority - these are the hallmarks of tyranny. But in the midst of this tyranny, there lies a deeper, more insidious force at play. It is the tyranny of tyranny itself, the all-encompassing power that consumes not only the oppressors but also the oppressed.
As the citizens of Paris grapple with the weight of their chains, they find themselves trapped not just by the iron fist of their rulers, but by the very nature of their existence in a world governed by fear and violence. The revolution, with its promise of freedom and justice, only serves to perpetuate this cycle of tyranny, as the revolutionaries become the new oppressors, wielding power with the same ruthless efficiency as their predecessors.
In this world where cruelty begets cruelty, where violence begets violence, there is no escape from the relentless march of tyranny. Even those who seek to resist, to fight against the ti...
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