西德尼·卡顿是一个令人印象深刻的十足的悲剧人物，我认为他是狄更斯在本书

Sidney Caton is an impressively tragic figure, and I think he is the closest person to the real Dickens described in this book. He unreservedly "would do anything for you and your loved ones", he seized every opportunity to "make any sacrifices for you and your loved ones". He loves Lucy deeply and does not ask for anything in return. He just hopes that Lucy can "remember such a person from time to time" and that Lucy will remember herself. This also hints at the ending of Caton's final sacrifice for love, laying the groundwork for the following. In the end, Caton replaced Dani on the guillotine, using blood and life to fulfill his promise of love to Lucy.

Sidney Caton is an impressive and tragic figure, and I think he is the closest Dickens has described to the real person in this book. Unreservedly, he "would do anything for you and the people you love" and he seized every opportunity to "make any sacrifices for you and your loved ones." He loved Lucy so much that he didn't ask for anything in return, but hoped that Lucy would "think of such a man from time to time" and that Lucy would remember herself. This also implies the end of Caton's ultimate sacrifice for love, which set the ground for the following. Eventually Caton took dani to the forehead and fulfilled his promise of love for Lucy with blood and life.

Sidney carton is an impressive and thoroughly tragic figure, and I think he is the closest character Dickens has described in this book. To "seize the opportunity to do anything he loves" for you and for anyone he loves. He loved Lucy deeply and asked nothing in return. He just hoped that Lucy could "think of such a person from time to time" and hoped that Lucy would remember herself. This also implies that Carlton finally sacrificed for love, which foreshadows the following. Finally, Caton took the place of Dani on the guillotine and realized his commitment to Lucy's love with blood and life.<br>