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A Tale of Two Cities: resumen de Chapter 24

Chapter 24 de 45 · Book 2: The Golden Thread · 18 min para leer el chapter

In Chapter 24, Charles Darnay receives Gabelle’s appeal from prison and decides to travel to Paris, believing his humane intentions protect him from danger. While Mr. Lorry leaves to safeguard Tellson’s records, Darnay conceals his own plans from his family and departs, driven by duty, guilt, and misplaced confidence.

Qué sucede

  1. In August 1792, French nobles gather at Tellson’s in London for news, while Mr. Lorry prepares to protect the bank’s Paris records.
  2. A letter addressed to the former Marquis St. Evrémonde reaches Darnay, whose identity remains secret from everyone there.
  3. Gabelle reports imprisonment for serving an émigré and begs Darnay to save him from death.
  4. Darnay regrets his unfinished arrangements for the estate and decides that duty requires him to go to Paris.
  5. He gives Mr. Lorry a message for Gabelle but conceals his travel plans from him and his family.
  6. After writing explanatory letters and arranging their delayed delivery, Darnay leaves his wife and child and rides toward Dover.

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