Madame Defarge resembled the common people of France at the time. She was a stout woman (Dickens). The common people of France were looked down upon by the upper class society, and so most people would look down to Madame Defarge because of her shortness. She is bundled up through out most of the book. Common people were cold and hungry during these times. Most had no money for wood for their fires; so, they would throw on all of the clothes that they owned. Madame Defarge is said to have a watchful eye (Dickens). All people of France at this time were watchful of others. One did not know if the person that they grew up with would turn their back and turn you in to the tribunal. Madame Defarge showed much

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