Who Is Charles Darnay In The French Revolution

Charles Darnay, a French boy who lived in the times of the French Revolution. However later on he decides to move to England due to his disapproval of aristocrats, one of them being his uncle, Marquis Evremonde. He even shuns down his connection to the family name “Evremonde”, but his new life was short lived when he was accused of being a spy by English authorities. His case was eventually dismissed when the court found him to be of mistaken identity and not a spy.
Madame Defarge, she was a wine shop owner located in Saint Antoine, a suburb in Paris. Her family was long oppressed by aristocrats like Marquis Evremonde. In the coming years, the Evremonde brothers raped and murdered her sister, she also was pregnant with an unborn child. She was killed also. They also killed her father, brother and brother-in-law. The hatred and pain from these events built inside of her and

She is told that he is not an orphan and they travel to Paris to see her father, whom is a doctor, but later gets transported back to London. 5 years later, Charles Darnay is on trial for treason, he was accused of giving English intelligence to the Americans and the French during the American Revolution. The appearance of Sydney Carton comes along and gets Darnay off the hook essentially and is aquitted of all charges. Mr. Carton, Mr. Stryver, and Darnay all wanted to marry Lucie Manette but she liked Darnay and marries him. Later on, Darnay’s uncle is murdered for his role of corruption which leaves Darnay to be the next aristocrat. However when he tries to leave Paris to get to London, he gets arrested and put in jail. Madame Defarge then plans her intent to have Darnay and his family killed. Darnay eventually gets arrested again but this time charged with murder and get sentenced to death. However, he manages to escape to London and Sydney Carton gets executed in his