A Tale of Two Cities

How do Lucie and Charles’ children respond to Sydney Carton? Why would Dickens portray this relationship this way? What is he telling us about Sydney? (From Book 2 Chapters 21-24)

How do Lucie and Charles’ children respond to Sydney Carton? Why would Dickens portray this relationship this way? What is he telling us about Sydney? (From Book 2 Chapters 21-24)

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Although I can't find the exact chapter, I do know that Carton becomes an uncle to the Darnays's children. I would imagine the children reacted well to him.

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