| Jarvis Lorry | Old man who brought Lucie over to Great Britain as a small child on a boat. |
| Jerry Cruncher | Grave robber. Works for Tellson’s Bank |
| Mrs. Cruncher | Wife of the man who robs graves. Prays every time he comes home because of the horrible thing he is doing. |
| Young Jerry | Son of the man who robs graves. Follows his father to the grave yard. Also asks him what a Resurrection man is |
| Dr. Alexander Manette | Was locked in a jail cell for 18 years. 105 North Tower. In the Bastille in Saint Antoine. His best friend is a shoe makers bench. |
| Lucie Manette- Darnay | Wife of Charles Darnay. Faints at Charles’ trial and he falls in love with her. |
| Charles Darnay | Husband of Lucie Manette. Was arrested several times in the story. Also was the reason for Sydney Carton dying. |
| Ernest Defarge | Leader of the revolution. Wants Madame Defarge to not kill Charles. Husband of Madame Defarge |
| Madame Defarge (Therese Defarge) | Knitting woman. Has a secret code of the people to. kill in her knitting patterns. Ends up being killed in the end of the book by Miss Pross. |
| Sydney Carton | Loves Lucie. Had a horrible life, full of drinking and bad choices. Gives his life for Charles Darnay at the end of the book, and for little Lucie and Lucie Manette. |
| Miss Pross | Kills Madame Defarge. Takes care of Little Lucie |
| Solomon Pross | Brother of Miss Pross |
| John Barsad | Really is Solomon Pross, A spy for the English at first, then for the French government after that. |
| Roger Cly | A spy and colleague of John Barsad who faked his death to escape prosecution. |
| Stryver | A lawyer who defends Charles Darnay. Says Carton looks like him |
| Jacque Three | the code name for every male revolutionary; they identify themselves by number. a cruel, bloodthirsty man who represents the corruption of the Revolution’s ideals. He controls the jury at the prison tribunals. |
| Monsignor | A powerful French aristocrat. |
| Marquis (St. Evremonde) | Charles’s uncle and a cruel French aristocrat committed to preserving the power of the French nobility. He and his twin brother exemplify the tyrannical and uncaring aristocracy. |
| Gaspard | Father of the kid who was run over by the Marquis in the street. Was executed in suspicion of killing the Marquis. Rode underneath his carriage. |
| Gabelle | A servant of Charles Evrémonde who carries out Charles’s secret charities. Asks for Charles to come back to Paris and save him from the revolutionaries |
| Foulon | Suggests that if the people are hungry they should eat grass |
| Little Lucie | Daughter of Lucie and Charles. |
| The Vengeance | A peasant woman from Paris and Madame Defarge’s ultraviolent sidekick. Like Madame Defarge and Jacques Three |
| Revolution | Headless cherubs in Lucie’s room |
| Blood | Red wine spilled in Saint Antoine |
| Blood(end of nobility) | Red sunset on Marquis |
| unfeeling nobility | Stone face of Marquis |
| nobility in general | Monseigneur |
| saint of the poor | Saint- Antoine |
| time passing | Echoes |
| approaching revolution | Footsteps |
| revolution | Storm |
| tyranny | Bastille |
| leader (Stryver) | Lion |
| Wild dog (Carton) | Jackal |
| Mob in Paris | Angry Ocean |
| Unifying theme of happiness | Golden Thread |
| Oppression | Chateau |
| executioner (death) | Woodsman |
| death | Farmer |
Advanced English- A Tale of Two Cities- Final Test
June 14, 2020