A Tale of Two Cities

Why is Lucie called "She"

In Book the Third Chapter 9, I noticed that throughout this chapter Mr. Sydney Carton refers to Lucie as "she" rather than by name. I found this odd because I thought that they had a friendly relationship.

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I'm not sure it's meant to change the meaning of their relationship. If he uses the pronoun simply to mean Lucie without any verbal emphasis on "she" to change the meaning I think it's okay.

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