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A Tale of Two Cities
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| First reference: | Root and Branch, Part 3 |
A Tale of Two Cities is a historical novel written by Charles Dickens in 1859.
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About
Graphic Novel:Root and Branch, Part 3
Noah Bennet is reading A Tale of Two Cities in his cell when Sabine Hazel asks him for information on Julien Dumont.
Trivia
- The novel has spawned 3 feature films, a television movie, a miniseries and 3 musical plays.
- In reality, the publishing company Sheindie Classics doesn't exist; it is a shout-out from Jason Badower to Sarmy member Sheindie.
Gallery
 Noah reads a copy of A Tale of Two Cities published by Sheindie Classics. |
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| See Also: Recurring Themes • References to Heroes | |||||
