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Lucie coxes Dr. Manette out oh his shell by presenting herself as an extremely gentle person and invoking emotion towards him, ̈With tears streaming down her face, she put her two hands to her lips, and kissed them to him ̈(1.6.48)

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To bring Dr. Manette back from his delusion, Lucie uses emotionally charged language. She repeats the phrase, "weep for it!" (Dickens 26) in sentences like, "anything that recalls a beloved head that lay on your breast when you were young and free, weep for it, weep for it!" (Dickens 26). The use of the word "weep" contains feelings of intense emotion and sadness, which encourages Dr. Manette to recall his past feelings and memories.

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Lucy coaxes Dr. Manette out of his shell by showing affection "He recoiled, but she laid her hand upon his arm. A strange thrill struck him when she did so, and visibly passed through his frame; he laid the knife down' softly, as he sat staring at her" (Dickens 75). She comes off as someone who cares about him and establishes their closeness immediatly.

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Caroline Nielsen                                                         

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Caroline Nielsen                                                         

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Lucie coaxed Dr. Manette out of his shell by comforting him. Dr. Manette displays his trust for Lucie, "he had sunk in her arms, and his face dropped on her breast" (Dickens 26).  Her sympathy causes Dr. Manette to  open up to her and trust her.

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"if, without disturbing him," she said, raising her hand to Mr. lorry as he stooped over there after repeated blowing s of his nose, "all could be arranged for our leaving pairs at once, so-that, from the very door, he could be taken away-" (Dickens 26) this quote shows how she cares for her dads well being and ants him to get leave paris in order for her dad to get some help.

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Lucie coaxes Dr manette out of his unhuman state by being able to comfort him when "she held him closer round the neck and rocked him on her breast like a child"(1.6.26). this shows that she is able to appeal to him and treat him like he matters again.

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Lucie manages to coax Dr. Manette out of his shell by allowing him to remember parts of his life from long ago. As she places her hand on his shoulder, he notices her hair is the same color as the one he kept around his neck. "It is the same. How can it be! When was it! How was it! (Dickens 25)." With this memory coming back to him, he seems to have life again.

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Through Lucie's visit, Dr. Manette is able to break out of his shell, addressing Lucie as "[his] gentle angle" and he begins "hailing his softened tone" (1.6.48). Instead of someone who only cares about shoes and cold, he becomes caring and talks to Lucie affectionately.

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Lucie sits next to Dr. Manette, and she "laid her hand upon his shoulder" (Dickens 51). As he begins to recognize her more, she holds him while, "He had sunk in her arms, and his face dropped on her breast" (Dickens 53). In a gentle and accepting manner, she coaxes him out of his shell.

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Lucie and Dr. Manette are sitting near each other and hugging when "His cold white head mingled with her radiant hair, which warmed and lighted it as though it were the light of Freedom shining on him"(Dickens 50).Lucie's warmth and comfort brings light into Dr. Manette's life and coaxes him out of his shell. Dickens uses her hair  to bring the image of family together as Lucie has the same blonde hair her mother does. This makes Manette more receptive and ready to talk.

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Lucie coaxes her father out of his shell by making sure she has a calming presence, as she "put her two hands to her lips, and kissed them to him" (Dickens 48). By being gentle around her father, Lucie is able to make her father feel protected.

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"I pray to you to touch me and to bless me . Kiss me, Kiss me! Oh my dear, my dear!" (Dickens 26). Lucie is asking her father to touch and remember her. By doing this Dr.Manette is feeling her and remembering who she is and who he was. When he is toughing her and seeing her weep on the floor while holding him he is reminded of the person he was before prison.

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When Lucie appeared to Monsieur Manette, she "put her two hands to her lips, and kissed them to him" (1.6.51) to establish a sense of intimacy. Then Monsieur Manette realizes that Lucie's hair and the "quantity" of hair from her mother were the same, which finally made him more open and talkative.

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"It is the same. How can it be! When was it! How was it!" (Dickens 25). After Dr. Manette notes her appearance by her hair he is in a state of shock and began to place a bit of trust in her.

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Lucie coaxes Dr Manette out of his shell by showing him her golden hair that he realizes was his wife's hair that he kept on him all this time. By Lucie showing her hair he recollects his past slowly moving him out of his shell. "He took her hair into his hand again, and looked closely at it. It is the same. How can it be! When was it! How was it! (Dickens 25).

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Since Dr. Manette can only function as a person through the medium of shoemaking, Lucie enters into that world by starting to engage with him at his level, by standing, "like a spirit, beside him, and he bent over his work." (Dickens, 50) Then, eventually, she shifts and becomes more affectionate, and "he had sunk in her arms." (Dickens, 52)

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Lucie brought Dr. Manette back to life by being a welcome spiritual presence that is full of light. As darkness and hopelessness fell over him, "she stood, like a spirit, beside him"(Dickens 24). The simile exemplifies that her presence was enough to bring him out of his shell.

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Lucie is able to coax Dr. Manette out of his shell by being gentle and putting her arm on his shoulder. "Laid her hand upon his shoulder." She also gives him a hug, jogging his memory. This furthermore shows her warmth and compassion as a person. She's also the one person to get close to him, while the others are refusing to do so.

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"She held him closer round the neck, and rocked him on her breast like a child" (1.6.26).