Thomas Kinkade xmas moonlight painting

Thomas Kinkade xmas moonlight painting
Thomas Kinkade xmas cottage painting
Manette the physician has become aware of the Marquis?ill-practice through a young peasant and his sister who have been hideously treated. After Darnay leaves France, he falls in love with Manette抯 daughter, Lucie, and they are married. The story continues after Darnay抯 happiness with Lucie as he returns to France during the Terror to save a servant. Darnay is arrested and condemned to death. The final section of the novel is concerned with the question of whether he will survive or be punished for his noble act of rescue, and whether or not the Englishman Carton who resembles Darnay will be able to save his life. It is a story of great sacrifices being made for the sake of principle. The novel is notable for its vivid representation of France during this troubled time and was modelled on Carlyle抯 The French Revolution. Although contemporary critics saw it as humourless, it has become popular since then due to film and dramatic adaptations.