British Literature April 2 nd, 2015.   Judge’s Entrance [ALL STAND] Order in the court!  Prosecution Opening Statement [MR. ATTORNEY GENERAL]  Direct.

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British Literature April 2 nd, 2015

  Judge’s Entrance [ALL STAND] Order in the court!  Prosecution Opening Statement [MR. ATTORNEY GENERAL]  Direct Examination of Witness #1 [JOHN BARSAD]  Direct Examination of Witness #2 [ROGER CLY]  Direct Examination of Witness #3 [MR. JARVIS LORRY]  Direct Examination of Witness #4 [MISS MANETTE]  Direct Examination of Witness #5 [DR. MANETTE]  Direct Examination of Witness #6 [EYEWITNESS]  Defense Opening Statement [MR. STRYVER & MR. CARTON]  Skipping direct and cross examinations of the defense’s witnesses due to Dicken’s brief summary and Lucie’s unfortunate reaction.  Verdict [JURY] WELCOME TO THE TRIAL OF CHARLES DARNAY FOR TREASON

  Take out your Character Investigation to document the characters that we have encountered in Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities. Character Investigation

  This is your opportunity to discuss the novel. You may ask your own questions. You may also use these questions to inspire your discussion:  How does Dickens’ feel about the fascination of public execution?  Why does Dickens compare his characters to animals throughout the novel?  Why are the jury members compared to flies?  Why is Mr. Sydney Carton referred to as a jackal?  Why is Mr. Stryver referred to as a lion?  Is patriotism a good thing for society? Both the spies testify their patriotism. Socratic Circle

  Read and annotate II. 7-8 of Charles Dickens’ A Tale of Two Cities. HOMEWORK

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