A Tale of Two Cities: kto jest kim, chronologia i miejsca

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LorryHe is a Dover mail passenger who receives instructions from Jerry and sends a puzzling reply.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 2
JerryHe rides to the Dover mail with a message for Jarvis Lorry.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 2
LucieShe meets Lorry in Dover and learns that her father is alive after a long imprisonment.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 4
Doctor ManetteHe is Miss Manette’s father, believed dead but now discovered alive after a long imprisonment.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 4
Madame DefargeShe signals to her husband while customers exchange the name Jacques in his shop.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 5
Monsieur DefargeHe receives Lorry and Miss Manette at his shop and leads them to her father’s locked attic.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 5
Charles DarnayHe faces a treason charge for allegedly passing military information to France.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 8
Sydney CartonHis resemblance to Darnay undermines a witness’s identification during the treason trial.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 9
John BarsadHe is a prosecution witness whose character is challenged during Darnay’s treason trial.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 9
Roger ClyHe gives testimony against Darnay that questioning exposes as weak.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 9
Mr. StryverHe joins the Manettes and Lorry in congratulating Darnay on escaping death.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 10
Miss ProssShe attends Lucie’s household and describes how Lucie calms her father during troubled nights.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 12
MarquisHis recklessly driven carriage kills a child, and he offers money instead of sympathy.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 13
Monsieur GabelleThe Marquis orders him to detain a stranger if he remains in the village overnight.Pierwsze pojawienie się: chapter 14

Chapter 1
The narrator presents England and France as countries whose apparent stability hides cruelty, disorder, and approaching change.
Chapter 4
Lorry tells Miss Manette that her father is alive and explains their secret journey to Paris.
Chapter 6
Miss Manette comforts her confused father while Lorry and Defarge arrange their departure.
Chapter 9
Carton’s resemblance to Darnay weakens an identification, and the jury acquits Darnay of treason.
Chapter 11
Carton prepares Stryver’s legal arguments through a night of work and drinking.
Chapter 13
The Marquis’s carriage kills a child, and his offer of money provokes anger rather than submission.
Chapter 15
Darnay rejects his uncle’s oppression and expected inheritance; the next morning, the Marquis is found stabbed.
Chapter 19
Carton confesses his love to Lucie and promises to sacrifice himself for her or anyone she loves.
Chapter 21
Madame Defarge records revolutionary targets in knitting after a road mender describes the execution of the Marquis’s killer.
Chapter 24
Lucie marries Darnay, and Doctor Manette returns to shoemaking after their departure.
Chapter 25
After Manette recovers, Lorry and Miss Pross secretly destroy or bury his shoemaking equipment.
Chapter 27
An armed crowd takes the Bastille, and Defarge searches Manette’s former cell.
Chapter 29
Four figures set the chateau ablaze while villagers and soldiers refuse to save it.
Chapter 30
Darnay receives Gabelle’s appeal from prison and secretly leaves his family to travel to Paris.
Chapter 31
Darnay reaches Paris under armed escort and is imprisoned at La Force as an emigrant.
Chapter 35
Lucie waits daily near the prison so Charles can sometimes see her.
Chapter 36
Gabelle’s letter and Doctor Manette’s testimony help secure Darnay’s acquittal before the Tribunal.
Chapter 37
Four armed men arrest Darnay again and name the Defarges among his accusers.
Chapter 38
Carton uses Barsad’s secrets to demand help after learning of Darnay’s renewed arrest.
Chapter 40
Manette’s prison account condemns the noble family’s descendants, and the jury sentences Darnay to death.
Chapter 42
Carton overhears Madame Defarge’s threats and directs Lorry to prepare the family’s departure from Paris.
Chapter 43
Carton takes Darnay’s place in prison while Lorry leads Darnay and his family out of Paris.
Chapter 44
Miss Pross blocks Madame Defarge’s search; their struggle kills Madame Defarge and leaves Miss Pross permanently deaf.
Chapter 45
Carton comforts a frightened seamstress on the way to the guillotine and dies immediately after her.
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