Summary
Chapter 1: Five Years Later
Mr.
Jerry five years go was the one who had a message for Mr. Lorry. Now when he
got up in the morning he found his wife praying and he thought that his wife
was praying against him. Then he was angry and asked his wife to stop praying.
During breakfast his wife asked for the praying again and he got very angry and
said that the praying would steal his food. Later he went to work at the
bank.
Chapter 2: A Sight
At
the Old Bailey Court, a young man of 25 was brought in to be sentenced of the
charge of treason. His name was Mr.
Darney, who was accused of being a traitor against the king. The bank
asked Jerry to go the court to be a
messenger for Mr. Lorry in case Mr.
Lorry needed to sent some messages to the bank. Miss. Manette and her father
also attended the hearing to be against the prisoner. The punishments for such
a crime included hanging, chopping head, slicing the body into pieces, taking
out the inside of the body and burn.
Chapter 3: A Disappointment
At
the court the accused is being tried for the charge of treason. The
witnesses—Miss. Manette, Mr. Lorry, Doctor Manette, Mr. Basard who was the
prisoner’s friend and Mr. Rorger Cly, who the accused's former servant—were
asked to give testimony and at the end the court decided to acquit the charge
of the accused. Mr. Lorry asked Mr. Jerry to send the court decision to the
bank.