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Description : Even though Dickens did not witness the French Revolution, his A Tale of Two Cities is exceedingly rich in detail and has an atmosphere of great conflagration. Dickens' vivid imagination of the great event in the history of a nation illustrates how it must have touched the lives of individual men and women. He shows intense concern for the people rather than empathise with the nation; with personal joy and sorrow of the constituents, than with the triumph or tragedy of a nation! Thus this tale of two cities is not to be construed as a tale about the cities concerned: Paris and London. The cities matter in as much as the human drama is played out in them. It is a tale about the two men and those they love, and of the fearful conflict not of their own making in which they are caught up and from which they cannot escape. This then is a story of love and death love that flourishes on the very edge of an abyss, and death which is the only way to its ultimate redemption.
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