Comprehension

Recently, I have read A Tale of Two Cities. It is written by Charles Dickens and the background of the novel is French Revolution. It dipicts a brutal and bloody society, but it also eulogizes friendship and love. Dickens ironically described the typical cruel noble Marquis Evermonde. When he was young, he and his brother stole a rural woman by force and killed her family. To make matters worse, he used his power to imprison Dr. Manette, a kind and honest man who knew what they had done and wanted to expose their crimes. To hide their crimes. Marquis Evermonde and his brother put Dr. Manette in prison for 18 years. In these 18 years, Dr. Manette lost his freedom and suffered great mental pain.I don't think it's conceivable that the Marquis Evermonde and his brother are killing people unsympatheticly. They deprive others against them of their freedom, and they think it's normal and others can't talk about it. They never realized that they had made any mistakes or inappropriate things because their nature is cruel and evil, like demons. There is an old saying, which says many wrongs will kill themselves. After all, there is justice in the world and demons can't be rampant forever. because the world won't forgive them. They will pay their lives for their crimes. Let's see the the result of Evermonde: "He lay there like a stone with a knife pushed into his heart." I think he deserved it And the scene was really exciting.