"A Tale of Two Cities"

In life, people tend to forget how lucky they are to have all that they have been given. This includes food, water, shelter, freedom, and life itself. Victims of Nazi Germany realized the importance and value of the above, after many years without them. They never forgot the hardships they faced in the concentration camps and Ghettos. They appreciated all the little things in life much more after what they had been through. In "A …

…of others not just themselves. Dickens also demonstrated that even if one thinks there is no hope left, he should never give up. If the victim's of Hitler's Germany had given up their prospect of living, the Jewish nation would be far smaller in numbers today. A Tale Of Two Cities is more than a novel; it is a lesson in life. Everyone should learn from it's teaching's and apply it to their everyday lives.