💔Lucy's fear for her husband's safety is seen as weakness by the doctor.
🏰The doctor saves Charles Darnay from death and adds his name to their doorpost.
🛒Miss Pross and Jerry Cruncher do the family's shopping every night to avoid thieves.
🔴Armed men wearing red caps take Darnay as a prisoner.
☠️No one is safe in Paris, and the doctor's heroic status clouds his understanding of the situation.
Why does Lucy fear for her husband's safety?
—Lucy fears for her husband's safety because of the dangerous situation in Paris and the constant threats they face.
Why does the doctor see Lucy's worry as weakness?
—The doctor sees Lucy's worry as weakness because he believes that he has already saved Charles Darnay and that there is no cause for concern.
Why do Miss Pross and Jerry Cruncher do the family's shopping every night?
—Miss Pross and Jerry Cruncher do the family's shopping every night to avoid potential thieves and to keep their household unnoticed.
Who takes Charles Darnay as a prisoner?
—Armed men wearing red caps take Charles Darnay as a prisoner.
Why does the doctor's heroic status cloud his understanding of the situation?
—The doctor's heroic status makes him believe that he has the power to protect everyone and overlook the real dangers they face in Paris.
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00:10Chapter 7 of A Tale of Two Cities is titled 'A Knock at the Door that Night'
00:18Lucy fears for her husband's safety, but the doctor sees her worry as weakness
00:43Miss Pross and Jerry Cruncher do the family's shopping every night to avoid thieves
01:11Armed men wearing red caps arrive at their door and take Charles Darnay as a prisoner
01:31The doctor is told that the Defarges and one other person have denounced him
02:01Lucy realizes that no one is safe in Paris and the doctor's heroic status clouds his understanding
