Sacrifice and Redemption
Sydney Carton’s ultimate sacrifice for Charles Darnay and his love for Lucie Manette demonstrates the transformative power of selflessness. His death brings him a sense of purpose and redemption, teaching that true love and self-sacrifice can transcend personal flaws.
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