How does dr. manette feel about his past?
a. dr. manette sees his past as a tool to free his son-in-law.

b. dr. manette forgets most of his past after lucie takes him back to england.

c. dr. manette feels justified when the marquis is murdered.

d. dr. manette joins the revolutionary cause to make up for the injustice.

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