Question

A story with happy ending i 10 to 12 lines

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Answer:

Yes, we tragically must witness the sentencing of Sydney Carton to the guillotine. But his sacrifice is representative of larger themes — he’s choosing to take the fall for the sake of his city and country, and for the sake of Charles Darnay, a man who resembles him physically and whose life he’s chosen to save. Carton — an orphan — has optimistic thoughts about the distant future, many years after the French Revolution’s end. The novel ends with warmly positive words, as thought by Carton shortly before his execution, and gives us one of the most famous lines in Western literature: “It is a far, far better thing that I do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have ever known.”