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BOOK 3 CH 14 THE KNITTING DONE -AHYOUNG KIM-

BOOK 3 CH 14 THE KNITTING DONE -AHYOUNG KIM-. TITLE SIGNIFICANCE. Title significance was mainly focused on Madame Defarge. She was mostly known for her knitting through out the story.

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BOOK 3 CH 14 THE KNITTING DONE -AHYOUNG KIM-

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  1. BOOK 3 CH 14THE KNITTING DONE-AHYOUNG KIM-

  2. TITLE SIGNIFICANCE • Title significance was mainly focused on Madame Defarge. • She was mostly known for her knitting through out the story. • In this chapter, it is meant that she will no longer will be knitting in people’s names forever, because she has died.

  3. The plot • -This Chapter starts with Madame Defarge holding an ominous council with The Vengeance, and the Jacques Three of the Revolutionary Jury without her husband. • -They agree that the Doctor can live or die. Also, Lucie and her daughter must die and all the Evremonde race. • -Then Madame Defarge goes the Wood sawyer, and she makes sure that he will agree that Lucie was exchanging signals with the prisoner. • -Madame Defarge believes that Lucie would be so angry at the Republic now, so she decides to visit her.

  4. THE PLOT CONT. • -During that time, Miss Pross and Jerry Cruncher are getting ready to leave the country forever. • -Madame Defarge just comes in the house and demands to know where Lucie is. • -They had began an unpleasant fight, which resulted in having guns. • -Miss Pross got the gun from Madame Defarge and shoots her, and then Miss Pross just left the house throwing the key into the lake. • - After the gun shot Miss Pross was death.

  5. Literary devices • Imagery:  • " Miss Pross, in the instinct of the moment, seized her round the waist in both her arms, and held her tight. It was in vain for Madame Defarge to struggle and to strike;...The two hands of Madame Defarge buffeted and tore at her face; but, Miss Pross, with her head down, held her round the waist, and clung to her with more than the hold of a drowning woman.“ • Simile: • "As the smoke cleared, leaving an awful stillness, it passed out on the air, like the soul of the furious woman whose body lay lifeless on the ground." • Irony: • "The Vengeance and Jacques Three vied with each other in their fervent protestations that she was the most admirable and marvelous of witnesses."

  6. Essential quote • “Madame Defarge’s hands were at her bosom. Miss Pross looked up saw what it was, struck at it, struck out a flash and a crash, and stood alone – blinded with smoke.”

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