Finally, Sydney Carton finds something to do for Lucie, which costs his
life. Charles is caught, put into prison and sentenced to death. Since Carton
and Charles look alike, Carton decides to take the place for Charles and dies
for him. He wants to keep his promise to Lucie that he will keep the people she
loves around her. He thinks Charles is not worth dying and he wants to die for
him. He knows that his death will make Lucie’s family be together. Thus, he is
not scared to sacrifice his life for saving her love Lucie’s husband. He is a
great man because he can do and he will do anything for his love. He regards
his death as the most valuable thing that he has ever done because it makes him
keep the promise with Lucie. He thinks that “it is far, far better thing that I
do, than I have ever done; it is a far, far better rest that I go to than I have
ever known.” He is tired of his life, and he eventually finds something
valuable to end his life.
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