This novel shapes three deep figures.

One is the Marquis St. Evrémonde's brother, as a representative of the feudal aristocracy, the only unshakable philosophy for them is oppressing people, and they are the object for the author to put pain and lash.

Another is the revolutionary masses like Mr. and Mrs. Defarge. It must be pointed out that their image is distorted. For example Mrs. Defarge, she was born in a farm family who was insulted and persecuted by the feudal aristocracy, with depth regret. The author deeply sympathizes with her misery, and before and after revolution broke out   he very admire her strong character, best talents and special organization and leadership skills. But when the revolution further, it shows her cold, fierce and narrow. Especially when she went to the doctor's to search Lucie and her little baby, she is a bloodthirsty lunatic. Finally, she died in her own gun.