'Triumph and Tragedy in Literature'

' rump F. Kennedy erstwhile said The lay offurance of demeanor is frequently dramatic than the fortitude of a nett moment; tho it is no slight a bright mixture of ecstasy and tragedy. He meant that plurality who are spirited their whole life can be as gallant as individual who has a fearless conclusion in life. This is true because in A baloney of Two Cities Sydney carton go badd a genuine life barely he scorned it at the precise(prenominal) time. In the end of his life he gave his life use he had the resolution to replace Darnay with himself because he wanted the go to sleep of his life to live without the love of her life. everywherely in Of Mice and custody George took in Lennie after his Aunt Clara quondam(prenominal) knowing his baulk and the that life was deprivation to be a handful, even though it wasnt his family and knew it wasnt going to be easy. In the legend A account of Two Cities, by Charles Dickens, and in the refreshfulette Of Mic e and Men, by John Steinbeck this quote is shown by means of the use of motive and characteristics.\nSydney Cartons need in the end of the novel helps the reader to envision the check in depth. In the book Sydney Carton says It is a farther, far break up thing that I do, than I piddle ever through; it is a far, far better easiness that I go to than I moderate ever known. These finis lines bring Dickens motif of duplicate into the business relationship one last time. Dickens uses the literary twisting anaphor which is the repetition of a word or phrase over numerous lines , many times throughout A baloney of Two Cities. It is a far, far better... is recurrent twice in these parting lines, as It was the best of times, it was the while of belief, etc. is perennial in the initiative lines. This motif of doubles makes up the integral plot of the novel: the two important characters, Darnay and Carton are doubles of separately other; capital of the United Kingdom a nd Paris are the two cities to which the title refers. The very last thoughts attributed to Carton, in their poetic ending that both the cognomen of Sydney Carton and of France depart be reborn in... '