A Tale of Two Cities Learning Guide: Table of Contents
IntroductionAnalysisSymbolism, Imagery, AllegoryWine/BloodGolden threadMonseigneurSettingNarrator Point of ViewGenreToneWriting StyleWhat’s Up With the Title?What’s Up With the Epigraph?What’s Up With the Ending?Plot AnalysisBooker’s Seven Basic Plots Analysis: Overcoming the MonsterThree Act Plot AnalysisTriviaSteaminess RatingAllusionsBrief SummaryBook the First: Recalled to Life
Chapter One – The PeriodVolume I, Chapter Two – The MailVolume I, Chapter Three – The Night ShadowsVolume I, Chapter Four – The PreparationVolume I, Chapter Five – The Wine-ShopVolume I, Chapter Six – The ShoemakerBook the Second: The Golden Thread
Volume II, Chapter One – Five Years LaterVolume II, Chapter Two – A SightVolume II, Chapter Three – A DisappointmentVolume II, Chapter Four – CongratulatoryVolume II, Chapter Five – The JackalVolume II, Chapter Six – Hundreds of PeopleVolume II, Chapter Seven – Monseigneur in TownVolume II, Chapter Eight – Monseigneur in the CountryVolume II, Chapter Nine – The Gorgon’s HeadVolume II, Chapter Ten – Two PromisesVolume II, Chapter Eleven – A Companion PictureVolume II, Chapter Twelve – The Fellow of DelicacyVolume II, Chapter Thirteen – The Fellow of No DelicacyVolume II, Chapter Fourteen – The Honest TradesmanVolume II, Chapter Fifteen – KnittingVolume II, Chapter Sixteen – Still KnittingVolume II, Chapter Seventeen – One NightVolume II, Chapter Eighteen – Nine DaysVolume II, Chapter Nineteen – An OpinionVolume II, Chapter Twenty – A PleaVolume II, Chapter Twenty-One – Echoing FootstepsVolume II, Chapter Twenty-Two – The Sea Still RisesVolume II, Chapter Twenty-Three – Fire RisesVolume II, Chapter Twenty-Four – Drawn to the Lodestone RockBook the Third: The Track of a Storm
Volume III, Chapter One – In SecretVolume III, Chapter Two – The GrindstoneVolume III, Chapter Three – The ShadowVolume III, Chapter Four – Calm in a StormVolume III, Chapter Five – The Wood-SawyerVolume III, Chapter Six – TriumphVolume III, Chapter Seven – A Knock at the DoorVolume III, Chapter Eight – A Hand at CardsVolume III, Chapter Nine – The Game MadeVolume III, Chapter Ten – The Substance of the ShadowVolume III, Chapter Eleven – DuskVolume III, Chapter Twelve – DarknessVolume III, Chapter Thirteen – Fifty-twoVolume III, Chapter Fourteen – The Knitting DoneVolume III, Chapter Fifteen – The Footsteps Die Out for EverCharactersSydney CartonSydney Carton TimelineCharles DarnayCharles Darnay TimelineLucie ManetteLucie Manette TimelineDoctor ManetteDoctor Manette TimelineMadame Defarge Madame Defarge TimelineErnest DefargeJarvis LorryMiss ProssThe Marquis St. EvrémondeStudy QuestionsCharacter Roles (Protagonist, Antagonist...)ProtagonistAntagonistGuideMentorFoilTools of CharacterizationThemesQuotesFamilyFamily QuotesWarfareWarfare QuotesLoyaltyLoyalty QuotesSufferingSuffering QuotesSociety and ClassSociety and Class QuotesJustice and JudgmentJustice and Judgment QuotesPoliticsPolitics QuotesMorals and EthicsMorals and Ethics QuotesLife, Consciousness, and ExistenceLife, Consciousness, and Existence QuotesBest of the WebModule QuizzesModule FlashcardsQuotes (What was Said)Quotes (What was Said) FlashcardsQuotes (What was Said) True or FalseThemes (For the Most Part)Themes (For the Most Part) FlashcardsThemes (For the Most Part) True or FalseSymbolsSymbols FlashcardsSymbols True or FalseThe Best of Times, The Worst of TimesThe Best of Times, The Worst of Times FlashcardsThe Best of Times, The Worst of Times True or FalseOne Quiz, Two TalesOne Quiz, Two Tales FlashcardsOne Quiz, Two Tales True or FalseHow Much For Three Cities?How Much For Three Cities? FlashcardsHow Much For Three Cities? True or FalseEssayTeaching A Tale of Two CitiesCurrent Events & Pop CultureChallenges & OpportunitiesAssignments & ActivitiesSerial PublishingMapping A Tale of Two CitiesMix and Match Plot ArrangementsCharacterizationChew On ThisCharacter Journal EntryFacebook Plot SummaryArchetypesSymbolism, Allusion, and IronyLiterary DevicesAdaptationWhy Should I Care?Discussion & Essay QuestionsReading QuizzesRelated History & Literature on ShmoopPhotos