This man wants to tell the woman he loves "with what a sudden mastery" she kindled him, "heap of ashes that he is," into fire." A woman tells her grandchildren that this man whispered "a life you love" before kissing her face; this man later holds a seamstress's hand while comforting her by telling her to keep looking at him. This man is described as a (*) "jackal" because jackals help lions with 
This man wants to tell the woman he loves "with what a sudden mastery" she kindled him, "heap of ashes that he is," into fire." A woman tells her grandchildren that this man whispered "a life you love" before kissing her face; this man later holds a seamstress's hand while comforting her by telling her to keep looking at him. This man is described as a (*) "jackal" because jackals help lions with the kill but lions get all the glory. This man quotes John 11:25 to himself in Paris, telling himself that "whoever lives and believes in me shall never die." This character undermines the evidence of Roger Barsad by pointing out his physical resemblance to the son of the Marquis St. Evremonde. For 10 points, name this man who loves Lucie Manette and who gives his life to save Charles Darnay at the end of A Tale of Two Cities.
This man wants to tell the woman he loves "with what a sudden mastery" she kindled him, "heap of ashes that he is," into fire.
Sydney Carton [either name acceptable]