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it depends on how you see one of them
Marquis st. evermonde was killed by Gaspard (the tall joker who wrote blood on the wall and who's son was ran over by marquis's carriage)
the other brother was Charles Darnay's father
we never see much about him in the book except when dr. manette's letter was read
so we don't really know how and why but he is dead and that is why Marquis the younger brother rules France
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The Evrémonde brothers, Charles Darnay's uncle and father, are both killed by the vengeful villagers in France during the revolution. They were cruel oppressors of the French peasantry, and their past atrocities catch up with them during the tumultuous times of the revolution.
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