Tone Analysis of The Tale of Two Cities

Charles Dickens presents his story of aristocracy and tyranny clashing during the French Revolution. The dramatic novel grabs the reader's attention as events unfold in a time of love and sorrow. In Dickens' A Tale of Two Cities he illustrates the picture of two countries that eventually become tied together by the characters in a cynical yet factual tone using diction and symbolism. <Tab/>The author's use of symbolism shows the …showed first 75 words of 469 total…

…showed last 75 words of 469 total…some of the individuals who are cherished by others. Dickens' shows the reader with immense details the pain the revolution causes with his diction. <Tab/>Tale of Two Cities has been read by millions of people and the story will continuously be read as time goes on. Dickens' use of diction and symbolism keeps the reader's attention and supplies them with a factual yet fiction story of love, hate, and tyranny.