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a tale of two cities- dickens writing styles

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The women of Saint Antoine even put wine into the mouths of their children. The people of Saint Antoine were very poor, and would resort to anything for food. A man in the street dipped his finger into the wine and wrote the word, “blood,” on a wall to express the amount of violence that had taken place...
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This scene is an example of realism because it was an accurate depiction of the social conditions. Unlike idealism or romanticism, the truth about society was presented without exaggeration or idealization. The suffering of the peasants foreshadows the revolts that would later occur during the French Revolution...
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