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Violence
Some
Moderate
Language
None
None
Sexual Content
None
None
Substance Use
None
None
Emotional Intensity
A lot
Strong
What this book is about
Set against the French Revolution's Reign of Terror, Dickens's most plot-driven novel follows two men who love the same woman — building toward one of literature's most famous acts of self-sacrifice.
Notes for sensitive readers
Reader-flagged moments and themes that may affect your experience.
Guillotine executions and mob violence
Madame Defarge as a deeply menacing villain
The Terror as historically violent backdrop
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