In A Tale of Two Cities, Which best explains the development of Madame Defarge?

A.
Madame Defarge decides to help Lucie after first hesitating about it.

B.
Madame Defarge takes over the business end of the wine shop.

C.
Madame Defarge takes action and leads a group of women revolutionaries.

D.
Madame Defarge acts as a lookout for her husband.

Question

In A Tale of Two Cities, Which best explains the development of Madame Defarge?	

A.
Madame Defarge decides to help Lucie after first hesitating about it.

B.
Madame Defarge takes over the business end of the wine shop.

C.
Madame Defarge takes action and leads a group of women revolutionaries.

D.
Madame Defarge acts as a lookout for her husband.

anonymous · Answer

D.

anonymous · Answer

The answer is C.

A)Wrong. Never helps anyone good.

B)Wrong. She doesn't take over the wine shop.

C)Right. During the war she is the head of a group of women revolutionaries.

D)Wrong. She doesn't act as a lookout for anyone, she is self-independent.