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The Count of Monte C

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Edmond Dantes Protagonist, intelligent, honest, and loving man who turns bitter and vengeful, takes it upon himself to reward those who have helped him in his plight and punish those responsible for his years of agony.
The Count of Monte Cristo Identity Dantes assumes when he emerges from prison and inherits his vast fortune. Associated with coldness and bitterness from an existance based on vengeance.
Lord Wilmore Identity of an eccentric English Nobleman committing acts of random generosity.
Abbe Busoni Another of Dantes's false personas, an Italian priest, helps gain the trust of the people.
Sinbad the Sailor Name Dantes uses as the signature for his anonymous gift to Morrel.
Mercedes Dantes's beautiful and good fiancee, marries Fernand Mondego while Dantes is in prison.
Abbe Faria Priest, brilliant thinker, Dantes meets in prison, Dantes's intellectual father, bequeaths to Dantes his vast hidden fortune.
Fernand Mondego Dantes's rival for Mercedes's affections, helps in framing Dantes for treason, marries Mercedes, first victim of Dantes's vengeance.
Baron Danglars Greedy, envious cohort of Mondego, hatches the plot to frame Dantes for treason.
Caderousse Lazy, drunk and greedy man. Makes his living through petty crime and the occasional murder.
Gerard de Villefort Blindly ambitious public prosecutor responsible for sentencing Dantes to life in prison.
Monsieur Morrel Kind, honest shipowner. Morrel does everything to free Dantes from prison and tries to save Dantes's father from death.
Louis Dantes Dantes's father. Starves himself to death when Dantes is imprisoned.
Maximilian Morrel Son of Monsieur Morrel, brave and honorable, becomes Dantes's primary beneficiary.
Albert de Morcerf Son of Fernand Mondego and Mercedes. Brave, honest, and kind.
Valentine Villefort Villefort's saintly and beautiful daughter. She falls under Dantes's protection.
Noirtier Villefort's father, brilliant and willful.
Haydee Daughter of Ali Pacha, sold into slavery after her father is betrayed by Mondego and murdered. Dantes falls in love with her.
Signor Bertuccio Dantes's steward, loyal and adept.
Benedetto Illegitimate son of Villefort and Madame Danglars. Turns to a life of brutality and crime. Handsome, charming, and a wonderful liar.
Madame d'Villefort Villefort's murderous wife. Devoted to her son Edward.
Julie Herbaut Daughter of Monsieur Morrel, sister of Maximilian. Angelically good and blissfully in love.
Emmanuel Herbaut Julie's husband, noble and perpetually happy.
Madame Danglars Danglar's wife. Greedy, conniving, and disloyal. Engages in a never-ending string of love affairs.
Eugenie Danglars Danglars' daughter, brilliant musician, longs for her independence and despises men.
Louise d'Armilly Eugenie Danglars's music teacher and constant companion.
Lucien Debray Secretary to the French minister of the interior. Illegally leaks government secrets to his lover, Madame Danglars.
Ali Dantes's mute Nubian slave. Amazingly adept with all sorts of weapons.
Luigi Vampa Famous Roman bandit. Indebted to Dantes.
Major Cavalcanti A poor and crooked man.
Edward d'Villefort The Villeforts' spoiled son.
Beauchamp A well-known journalist, good friend to Albert de Morcerf.
Franz d'Epinay Good friend to Albert de Morcerf, unwanted fiancee of Valentine Villefort.
Marquis of Saint-Meran Father of Villefort's first wife, who dies shortly after her wedding day.
Marquise of Saint-Meran Wife of Marquis of Saint-Meran.
Jacopo Smuggler who helps Dantes win his freedom.
Ali Pacha Greek nationalist leader whom Mondego betrays. Murdered at the hands of the turks and the seizure of his kingdom.
Baron of Chateau-Renaud Aristocrat and diplomat. Nearly killed in the battle at Constantinople, but Maximilian Morrel saves him at the last second.
Peppino Italian shepherd, arrested and sentenced to death for the crime of being an accomplice to bandits.
Countess G- Beautiful Italian aristocrat who suspects that Monte Cristo is a vampire.
Created by: KristiWilliams
 

 



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