Darnay

    In the book A Tale and Two Citties Charles Darnay is described as a nice, well dressed young man on page 46. The narrator writes "He was otherwise quite selfpossed, bowed to the judge, and stood quietly"(Dickens,46). Charles Dickens says this b/c he want to show who Darnay is and that he is respectful, caring and nice. Darnay also shows this b/c later in the book he want s to Mary Lucie so he asks Dr. Manette if he can. That is the personality and description of Darnay