Tale Of Two Cities

Lost and Found, Times Two         A theme of the book A Tale of Two Cities that is a metaphor for my life is Dr. Manette creation held captive as a helpless shoemaker, being run aground by his long lost little girl, and having a relapse of his oldish ways when a bad time arose. These actions involving Dr. Manette are akin(predicate) to my struggles with my faith. Just like Dr. Manette, I was held captive and helpless, I was implant by a long lost friend, and I alike had a bad relapse of my old ways.

        Many long time before Lucie realized her father was alive, Dr. Manette had been wrong beneficialy taken prisoner by the French, and held captive. He was made to do the work of a shoemaker and became entrapped in his working like it was all he knew. Because he has lived so long, locked up, that he would be frightened-rave-tear himself to pieces-die-come to I admit not what harm-if his door was left open(Dickens 32). That quote by Monsieur Defarge told of Dr. Manettes dependency to his cell, his home. Just as Dr. Manette was a captive of his cobbling world, I was captive of my unfaithful world. For many years I had been lost in religion, not knowing what I believed of if in that respect was anything I should believe in.



My disbelief was to the point where I would let out God and all the bad things that happened to me would be blamed on Him. I was doing things that were not of a Godly quality, but of the black eye nature. It was like I was helplessly lost in an doubter world.

        The imprisonment and dependency ended when Dr. Manette was rescued by his daughter Lucie, and her long-time trustee, Mr. Lorry. Mr. Lorry had been notified of...

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