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The Count of Monte Cristo Study Guide
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by Alexandre Dumas, père
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The Count of Monte Cristo Study Guide consists of approx. 82 pages of summaries and analysis on The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas, père. Browse the literature study guide below:
In February 1815, the ship Pharaon arrives at Marseilles. Edmond Dantes tells the owner Morrel that the captain, Captain Leclere, died during the voyage. Danglars, the ship's purser, tells Morrel that Dantes made an unscheduled stop at the Isle of Elba. Dantes says the captain had given him a letter to take to Napoleon, who had been exiled to that island. Morrel is satisfied with this and tells Dangler that Dantes had a good reason for his actions. Dantes asks Morrel for leave to get married to Mercedes. Morrel names Dante the new captain. (Chapter 2, Father and Son) Edmund Dantes goes to see his father, who has nothing to eat, since he used the money Dantes left him to pay back Dantes' debt to his neighbor, Caderousse. ( read more) Read the rest of this Literature Guide with our The Count of Monte Cristo Access Pass.
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