During this conflict, the protagonist of a novel gives speeches using the pseudonym “Omnes Omnibus” before joining a commedia dell’arte group. In a novel primarily set during this conflict, the note “Drive him fast to his tomb” is left with a knife (10[1])stabbed into a man’s heart (10[2])while he slept in his mansion. (10[1]-5[1])This conflict provides the backdrop for (10[1])Rafael Sabatini’s novel Scaramouche. During this conflict, a man kisses a fainted woman’s (10[1])forehead and whispers, “A life you love.” Marguerite (-5[1])learns that her husband Percy Blakeney saves people (10[1])during this conflict (10[2])in (10[2])Baroness (10[3])Orczy’s (10[2])(“ORT-see’s”) novel (10[3]-5[1])The Scarlet Pimpernel. (10[3])In this conflict, people whose names are knitted by Madame Defarge (10[4])are (10[1])ordered (10[1])to be executed. (10[2]-5[1])For 10 points, Charles Dickens’s (10[4])A Tale of Two Cities (10[2])is set during (10[1])what conflict in which Sydney (10[1])Carton is guillotined? (10[2])■END■ (10[1])