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Jerry's wife prayed a good deal and Jerry called this "flopping." Until the end of the book, he perceived this as somehow working to his disadvantage.

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Jerry's anger at his wife's action symbolizes his frustration with his low social status and the lack of respect he receives from his wife. It highlights the theme of social hierarchy and power dynamics in the novel. It also shows how individuals like Jerry can be easily demeaned and disrespected in a society that values wealth and class.

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It shows that Jerry Cruncher is a grave digger and hes "fishing" for bodies. Also, it shows he is very short-tempered with his wife and he thinks she praying against him.

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Q: What is implied by Jerry's anger at his wife's flopping the mud on his boots and the rust on his hands in a Tale of Two Cities?
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