A Tale of Two Cities

What is the crowd's response to the verdict in the first trial against Darnay?

A.

The crowd is upset that Stryver has tricked them.

B.

The crowd is relieved; they know Darnay was innocent from the start.

C.

The crowd is puzzled and unsatisfied that there was no conviction.

D.

The crowd is suspicious that the court system in England is unjust.

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C. The crowd is puzzled and unsatisfied that there was no conviction.

I'm not sure I like any of the above answers. The crowd was in a frenzy, the "accused,...was being mentally hanged, beheaded, and quartered, by everybody there..."

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