A Tale of Two Cities

Which is the main difference between Madame Defarge and her husband, Monsieur Defarge?

A.

Madame Defarge envisions taking over the Bastille, while her husband is content staying in the wine shop.

B.

Madam Defarge is strong and determined, while her husband wavers in his commitment to the revolution.

C.

Madame Defarge is friendly and greets everyone, while her husband sits quietly in the corner and watches.

D.

Madame Defarge is indecisive about what to do, while her husband works toward the revolution.

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B. Madam Defarge is strong and determined, while her husband wavers in his commitment to the revolution.

Note: I don't believe that Defarge waivers in his commitment; what he dislikes is the suffering. Unlike his wife, Defarge still has compassion and a conscience.