Describe the character sketch of Doctor Manette from the story The Shoemaker in your own words in 50 words
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A Tale of Two Cities is, in many ways, Doctor Manette's story. ... Throughout the course of the novel, he is seen as an aspiring young doctor, a prisoner who craves revenge and who descends into madness, and a man who fights to regain his mind, his family, and his profession.Dr. Manette was a dynamic character because he changes from a man who doesn't know his own name to a very confident man. Jerry Cruncher is a third example of a dynamic character in A Tale of Two Cities.Dr. Manette is resurrected, or ''recalled to life,'' when he is rescued after 18 years in prison and brought back to his old life through the love of his daughter, Lucie. Sydney Carton experiences a spiritual resurrection through his self-sacrificing death, which redeems his wasted life and saves Darnay and his family.
His only identification of himself as to a name is “One Hundred and Five North Tower,” the cell in which he had been imprisoned. This is similar to the identification of Jews in concentration camps only by the numbers tattooed on their arms. Neither Defarge (his old servant) or Mr.
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