The wine cask scene has purpose by itself and paired with external scenes. Internally, it is prim

While this passage is important it most not be heeded too carefully. Some would seem to regard this passage as the center of the novel. Not only does this detract from the over all effect of Dickens' work, it also clouds a reader's judgment of theme. To look at this passage alone, in regards to theme, actually cheapens what many consider a grandiose classic.

arily a tool used to foreshadow the impending revolution of France. From here it is a short thought away that Dickens' theme of rebirth is reached. Externally, it is paired with the scene of the Monsieur receiving his daily allotment of hot chocolate. With this, one can easily see Dickens' reoccurring message of dualism. If quickly read then the cask may appear to be mere, however, in reality it conveys a much broader me

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Approximate Word count = 530
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)