To begin Cartons’ journey to become the novels’ tragic hero, during the trial of Darnay being a spy Carton helps Darnay win the case so he could look good in front of Lucie. Many people would argue that Carton reveals his similarities to Darnay to win Darnay his freedom. I believe that he did this to win the case and look good to Lucie...
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To begin Cartons’ journey to become the novels’ tragic hero, during the trial of Darnay being a spy Carton helps Darnay win the case so he could look good in front of Lucie. Many people would argue that Carton reveals his similarities to Darnay to win Darnay his freedom. I believe that he did this to win the case and look good to Lucie...
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