... the character that undergoes the most significant character development in A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens. This development is key to understanding who he truly is, because that is something that is very difficult to see at the beginning of the novel. As he transforms through the story, you see that the person he appeared to be at the beginning of the novel was not who he truly was. My interpretation of Dickens characterization of ... prove them. That I do so is no subject for regret and grief." (Dickens, Fifty-Two), knowing that she will receive the letter when she discovers t...

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