At the end of the novel, Mercédès is left with nothing to live for, aside from the hope that Albert might somehow improve his own life. She is the character whose suffering is the most complete, despite the fact that there are others who bear far more guilt.

19 years old

In V for Vendetta, in the final scene just as the explosions are happening, the detective asks Evey as to who V was, and she starts of her answer thus: “He was Edmond Dantes…” Edmond Dantes is the protagonist of the novel The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas, which is arguably one of the best tales of revenge …

After the Count escaped from prison, he discovered that all his enemies had moved to Paris. He became acquainted with people from that city and eventually moved there so that he could have his revenge. The revenge taken on Danglars matches the crime which he committed toward the Count.

A question about the ending of The Count of Monte Cristo, and how the ending compares to the 2002 movie ending (spoilers) I first read the book about 9 years ago, and I really enjoyed it and was perfectly happy with the ending. But the most interesting thing about it is that Dantes ends up with Mercedes in the end.

Edmond Dantes

Fernand

Fernand was the fisherman who betrayed Dantes because he was in love with Mercedes. Military glory brought him a fortune, and he changed his name to Count de Morcerf. He commits suicide after Monte Cristo reveals his military treason. He betrayed his benefactor in Greece, Ali Pasha.6 วันที่ผ่านมา

Fernand simply dislikes Dantès because he is the main obstacle to his own happiness with Mercédès. Dumas sets these three grudging men up as foils—characters whose attitudes or emotions contrast with and thereby accentuate those of another character—to the noble-hearted Dantès.

They spend the following years trying to dig an escape tunnel, and Faria teaches Dantès all he knows about a variety of subjects (like sciences and foreign languages) and helps him uncover the reasons behind his imprisonment.

Maximilien Morrel

palace

• 2a : a large stately house.
• b : a large public building.
• c : a highly decorated place for public amusement or refreshment a movie palace.

A château (plural châteaux) is a manor house or residence of the lord of the manor or a country house of nobility or gentry.

Dantes is a dynamic and round character in the book, “The Count of Monte Cristo” by Alexander Dumas. Edmond Dantes is a byronic hero because he has a troubled past, he is very intelligent, manipulative, arrogant, and is a perfect hero but has flaws like a human.

At the age of nineteen, Edmond Dantès seems to have the perfect life. He is about to become the captain of a ship, he is engaged to a beautiful and kind young woman, Mercédès, and he is well liked by almost everyone who knows him.

The Count of Monte Cristo, originally known as Edmond Dantes, is the main antagonist of the anime show Gankutsuou: The Count of Monte Cristo, alongside Gankutsuou himself. He is inspired from the character of the eponymous novel by French author Alexandre Dumas.

Recognizing him instantly as Edmond Dantès, Fernand is stricken with terror and flees the house. He returns home to find his wife and son departing forever. As they pull away from the house, Fernand shoots himself in the head.

So the idea of being able to trust, of having plans and hopes for the future besides the horrible death or ruination of others is an important part of the moral of the story as well. The lesson that Dumas makes quite clear in The Count of Monte Cristo is that pure revenge does not satisfy.

The Count understood Caderousse’s greed and punished him through it. The Count took revenge on Fernand Mondego by causing his wife Mercédès and son Albert to leave home. To do this, the Count introduced Albert to Danglars’s daughter.

fourteen years

Starting with /u/justsomeguy_youknow ‘s estimate of 30 million francs in 1815, I was able to find a value of a bit over 9 billion dollars.

When he finally escapes (the means of his escape and the scenes that follow are masterful here), he returns to his home as another man, the Count of Monte Cristo, and seeks his revenge. This version differs quite a bit from the original. Monte Cristo is a vampire and he wreaks havoc on those around him.

Alexandre Dumas included her as a minor character in his novel The Count of Monte Cristo using the disguised name “Countess G-“….

Daughter of Hermine and the Baron Danglars, Eugenie is supposed to marry Albert de Morcerf, then Andrea Cavalcanti, but she winds up running away with her musician friend to live in a romantic relationship with her.

Edmond Dantès

Chapter 95: The Confession Back in the Villefort home, the doctor communicates with Noirtier, who seems to understand what has happened. Noirtier confirms that Valentine, like all the others, has been poisoned.

Though Valentine is in love with Maximilian, she knows her family will not approve of her marrying someone so common. She instead finds herself engaged to Franz d’Epinay, who is of an appropriate status.

Baron Danglars A greedy, envious cohort of Mondego. Danglars hatches the plot to frame Dantès for treason. Like Mondego, he becomes wealthy and powerful, but loses everything when Monte Cristo takes his revenge.

14 years

Fernand was the fisherman who betrayed Dantes because he was in love with Mercedes. Military glory brought him a fortune, and he changed his name to Count de Morcerf. He commits suicide after Monte Cristo reveals his military treason. He betrayed his benefactor in Greece, Ali Pasha.

Edmond Dantès, fictional character, the hero of the novel The Count of Monte Cristo (1844–45) by Alexandre Dumas père. When Dantès is imprisoned as a young sailor because of the treachery of four acquaintances, he spends the rest of his life plotting and then carrying out plans for revenge against his betrayers.

Though Dantès left his father with 200 francs, the tailor Caderousse demanded that the elder Dantès pay him a debt that his son owed, which left the old man with only sixty francs on which to live. The two men discuss their dislike for Dantès and accuse him of being arrogant.

Fernand Mondego/Count de Morcerf Fernand was the fisherman who betrayed Dantes because he was in love with Mercedes. Military glory brought him a fortune, and he changed his name to Count de Morcerf. He commits suicide after Monte Cristo reveals his military treason.