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Our group thinks that Dr. Manette is "resurrected" in a sense because everyone thought that he was dead after not seeing him for over a decade.

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Are group believes that Carton was recalled to life. Before he met Lucie he was depressed and a drunk. In the end he did something honorable that gave his life meaning.

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Campy comprehends that the characters that are recalled to life are Mr. Manette and Carton.

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We believe that Dickens thinks that who ever has the majority has the power. Even though the poor had less wealth then the rich, they ended up gaining the power because they had the majority

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We agree with this statement because certain characters were never developed like Lucie. We never got to see Lucies thoughts or feeling and she was one of the major characters in the story.

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Our group agrees with this assessment because we would like to know more about the characters' pasts'. Especially Lucie, who is talked about very often in the book yet we don't really know much about her.

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Dr. Manette and anyone who has escaped from the Bastille during the storming has been recalled to life because they have been kept away for so long and some have thought to be dead. Carton kind of got recalled to life because he ended up saving Darnay which redeemed himself. Darnay was recalled to life because he was thought to be executed but was saved from Carton.

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Our group thinks that Dickens thinks that people are not born evil. Based on the story we believe that it is people's life experiences that make them evil. Madame Defarge would not want to kill Darnay if it was not for her experience with his family.

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Based on Dickens' portrayal of evil characters in the story, we believe that she does not believe people are born evil, but that some do lack the ability to change. A specific example of this is madame Defarge. Defarge was not born evil, her siblings were killed making her evil. Although at the same time, she holds a major grudge against the Evermonds due to one thing their family did, showing that it is hard for her to drop a grudge even after the good things they did for her.

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Dickens relates mobs of people to bad weather and natural disasters. This implies that he thinks large groups of people cause chaos.

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Our group thinks it strengthens the plot by making it less predictable. Also, the characters introduced enrich the plot by developing it more.

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Dickens depicts crowds and mobs as easily swayed and manipulated. Dickens seems to say that large groups of people usually don't have a real opinion of their own.

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Our group thinks that these strengthen the plot because it makes people think more in depth about the book and helps move the plot forward. People also become more invested this way because they want to find out what the letter says etc.

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Yes we agree that the characters underdeveloped because main character Lucie is really underdeveloped and we do not know much about her personality or her character growth. Also some characters only receive a few traits but are not elaborated on further.

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Our group thinks that people aren't born evil. Instead it depends on their circumstances. For example. Madame  Defarge never hated Lucie until she married Darnay.

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We think that Dickens suggests that people can be deceiving. For example, Madame Defarge. She did not seem all that bad until she started to tr

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Campy considers that Dickens depicts the crowds and mobs throughout the novel as easily swayed. This style is similar to the writing style of Shakespeare, as he depicts crowds in the same manner. This shows that Dickens believes that large groups of people can be easily manipulated.

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Dr. Manette is recalled to life after he escapes the Bastille. He accepted his past and moved on. Also, Carton changed. He was a drunk and became more valiant.

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Dickens does not believe people are born evil and always have the ability to change. He shows this through Carton and Darnay, based on their pasts and initial personalities. He suggests people always have reasons and motivations for their actions.

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The crowed does not seem to have an opinion. They are easily persuaded, and follow what ever leader comes their way.

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Our group thinks that dickens suggests that people can be deceiving. For example Madame Defarge. She did not seem all that bad until she started trying to kill people, and with Carton he seemed like this really bad person but in the end he was actually a good person.

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Campy agrees with this assessment. For example, Lucie is a very important character, but we knew so little about her. I guess that Dickens only reveals what he feels is necessary to make the story make sense.

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We agree Lucie is a main character, however he feelings aren't developed. Only others about her.