A Tale of Two Cities

What metaphor does Dickens use to describe the mob that stormed the Bastille? (From Book 2 Chapters 21-24)

What metaphor does Dickens use to describe the mob that stormed the Bastille?

(From Book 2 Chapters 21-24)

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He uses messages like the "dreadful sea rising," a "raging sea" and "a whirlpool of boiling water."

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