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The Count of Monte Cristo

The Count of Monte Cristo was written in 1844, by Alexandre Dumas. The story involved a young naive sailor, Edmond Dantes, who was falsely imprisoned for political reasons. After breaking free, Edmond came back to seek revenge on those that he felt has wronged him.

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Who was Caesar Borgia in The Count of Monte Cristo?

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Caesar Borgia, the intrepid adventurer, is a stealthy and indefatigable plunderer

Who is jocapo in the count of Monte cristo?

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First a small correction: his name is not "Jocapo" but " Jacopo" and the answer will depend a great deal on which Jacopo you are really thinking of.

If you are asking about Alexandre Dumas' character from the novel, then Jacopo was nothing more but a smuggler who worked on board the ship "The Young Amelia", but a smuggler whom contributed to Dantès' "fishing" out of the waters after the former's escape from the Château d'If . As time passes, Jacopo becomes quite fond of Dantès, for when Dantès fakes being injured, he asks permission to stay with the wounded although that would mean being stuck on the island of Monte Cristo for several days. In the end, Dantès rewards him by buying the poor man his own ship and crew.

Still, if you are asking about the Jacopo in the 2002 film, then I will say that he was a member of Luigi Vampa's crew of smugglers (and thieves) who attempted to hold some stolen goods for himself, thus resulting in his "comrades'" desire to bury him alive just as Dantès reaches shore after his long swim from the Château d'If. After Luigi forces them to fight each other, Dantès (who is victor) convinces Luigi to spare Jacopo's life and keep them both as members of his crew, which Luigi approves. Jacopo's reaction to this can be described as thus: "I swear on my dead relatives - and even on the ones who are not feeling too good - I am your man forever!" - a vow which he honors to it's fullest, for in the rest of the movie he seems to play the parts of Ali, Giovanni Bertuccio and Baptistin, being the Count's faithful servant and only "real" friend.

In the other Monte Cristo movies, Jacopo may or may not appear, but if he does then his part is small and rather similar to the one that the Jacopo in Dumas' book plays.

Count of monte cristo what does Franz do that evening?

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In the book, The Count of Monte Cristo, Franz attends the opera with Albert one evening. While there, he sees Monte Cristo with a beautiful woman named Haydee.

Who was Andrea Cavalcanti in the novel Count of Monte Cristo?

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Andrea Cavalcanti/Benedetto is the illegitimate child of Villefort and Madame Danglars and he's also the adopted son of Giovanni Bertuccio the manservaint of Edmond Dantes/the count of montecristo.

What is an example of dramatic irony in the count of Monte cristo?

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"I am a Maltese Sailor"

"I am Abbé Bussoni"

"I am the Count of Monte Cristo"

Whenever he tells his rivals fake titles and names, and not reveal his actual name (Edmond Dantès), it is verbal irony

What is the tone of The Count of Monte Cristo movie?

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There are many different tones, but one of the main tones was vengeful.

What did the count do to Villefort in The Count of Monte Cristo?

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Danglars - by writing the letter that put him in jail

Fernand- by sending in the letter that put Edmond in jail

Villefort- ignored the evidence proving Edmond innocent and put him in jail to save himself and his job.

How does The Count of Monte Cristo take revenge on Fernand Mondeago?

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funnily enough if you actually look at what happens at the begining of the book Caderouse was in fact completely drunk the entire time that the scheme was being hatched. therefore you ask yourself why the count had to take revenge on caderouse at all - the answer is he doesn't (originally). Caderouse is in actually the first person that the count visits after he escapes the chateu d'if. he does this to discover what happened to all the other characters from the start of the book and in fact rewards caderouse with a diamond worth 50,000 franks. and we assume that this is the end of Caderouse which for a while in the book it is. until caderouse becomes jealous... he gets in a jewler to give him the 50,000 franks but then promptly kills the jeweler and his wife, takes both the diamond and the money and runs off. once again we think we have seen the last of caderouse but low and behold he pops up again and we dsicover that he is involved with Bendetto/Andrea Cavalcanti! after blackmailing some money out of him he once again leaves us occaisionally popping up to steal a diamond or something. until he comitts the ultimate sin of breaking into the counts home! the count poses as one of his hidden identities (the abbe) and looks out the window to see bedetto waiting outside to murder caderouse and take whatever he stole from the counts home. it was of course Bendetto who had given Caderouse the know how to break into the counts home. the count gives Caderouse two options:1) to move into the counts home and take a religious path or 2) to let him free. naturally he chooses to be let free and the count complies, of course with the knowledge that he will be murdered by Bendetto which he does. if you have not already read this book i can not tell you enough how life changing this book will be. no book i will ever read will compare to it. i beg you to read it...

What is the belief of iglesia ni cristo?

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The Iglesia Ni Cristo (Church Of Christ) upholds the belief that there is only one and true God, the Father and Creator (cf. John 17:3, 1; I Corinthians 8:6). God is a spirit (cf. John 4:24); therefore, He has no flesh and bones (cf. Luke 24:39). God alone is the Creator of heaven, the heaven of heavens, with all their host, the earth and all things therein, and the seas and all that is in them (cf. Nehemiah 9:6). Jesus Christ is the Son of God (cf. Matthew 3:17), the one and only Savior given by God (cf. Acts 13:23). Christ is the sole mediator between God and man (cf. I Timothy 2:5) and the only way to God (cf. John 14:6). To learn more about the beliefs of the Iglesia Ni Cristo, you may visit its official website: incmedia.org

What type of conflict does the count of Monte cristo have?

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The Count of Monte Cristo addresses love versus revenge.

How can the count of Monte cristo be described as histroical fiction?

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An adventure story primarily concerned with themes of hope, justice, vengeance, mercy and forgiveness, it focuses on a man who is wrongfully imprisoned, escapes from jail, acquires a fortune and sets about getting revenge on those responsible for his imprisonment. from WIKIPEDIA

When was The Count of Monte Cristo created?

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1857-1890

Incorrect - it was written in 1844 (author Dumas died in 1870), but the story takes place from 1815-1838.

It is also based on a true story.

Who was Franz D'epinay's father in the Count of Monte Cristo?

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Fernand, who has assumed the title of the Count de Morcerf

What are some quotes from Count Of Monte Cristo with page number and speakers name?

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"I beg you count, let me eat these rats for I haven't eaten in years" - Frenand page 1096.

What is the falling action of the novel The Count of Monte Cristo?

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The count sails off with Haydee after giving his entire fortune to Maximiilion and Valentine.

I don't think Monte Cristo leaves his entire fortune to Maximilian and Valentine. From what I recall he only gives them the secret cave and his house in Paris. Valentine is already the sole heir to a vast fortune so she and Max weren't going to be hurting for cash. Monte Cristo still had money stashed in the Orient which is where we assume he is going with Haydee.

Who is Penelon in the Count of Monte Cristo?

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A sailor who worked for the Morrel firm as the ships quartermaster, and upon the dissolution of their shipping company moved with the family to Paris as their gardener.