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Revolution in A Tale of Two Cities
Summary: In his novel A Tale of Two Cities, Charles Dickens uses the wine, the storm, and the grindstone as important symbols used to depict the inevitability of the French Revolution. The wine represents both the extensive reach and the beastly nature of the revolution; the storm parallels the inevitability and the destruction about to be caused by the revolution; and the turning of the grindstone to sharpen the weapons of murder, like the turning of the Earth, is ceaseless and unstoppable.
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