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8Grade English Preap

A Tale Of Two Cities

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Full Title A Tale Of Two Cities
Author Charles Dickens
Type of Work Novel
Genre Historical Fiction
Language English
Time and place Written 1859, London
Date of first publication published in weekly serial form between April 20, 1859, and November 26, 1859
Narrator Narrator is Anonymous and can be thought of as Dickens himself. Maintains a clear sympathy for the story's morally good characters; Criticizes ruthless and hateful figures. Speaks in third person
Point of view Switching his focus between cities and among several characters. Supplies historical content as well as thoughts, emotions, and motives of characters.
Tone Sentimental, Sympathetic, sarcastic,horrified, grotesque, grim
Tense past
Setting(time) 1775-1793 (during the French Revolution)
setting(Place) London and its outskirts; Paris and its outskirts
Protagonist Charles Darnay and Sydney Carton
Define Anaphora repetition of a phrase at the beginning of consecutive clauses
Define motif a recurring subject, theme, idea
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