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A Tale Of Two Cities

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Darkness of the Two Cities A Tale of Two Cities has very dark points throughout the readings of chapter one, continuing to chapter three. These three chapters conversate about death, the supernatural, and how both cities would punish their own people for not obeying the rules as they should. England also talking about how their prisioners would fight the wardens. Chapter one started to compare everything good, and everything bad that could have possibly turned out different. "We had everything we had nothing." The author was trying to say that you can go from having anything you want, not having to worry about anything, possibly including wealth, happiness, and love. However, by him later attatching"we had nothing" to the sentence, I thought
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