the count of monte cristo abridged version

After Dantes is assumed dead, she unhappily marries Count de Morcerf (Fernand) and becomes Albert's mother. Mercedes At the beginning of the novel, she is Dantes' fiancee. His greatest love is his FAMILY, which the Count takes away from him after revealing his treachery at Janina. He is Dantes' first victim and kills himself when it is revealed he betrayed and killed Ali Pasha (Haydee's father). Count de Morcerf Fernand Mondego's rich persona who is married to Mercedes and is the father of Albert. He later becomes known as the Count de Morcerf. (He is also Mercedes' cousin.) He marries Mercedes while Dantes is imprisoned and becomes rich through treachery.

Fernand Mondego He is Dantes' rival for Mercedes' affection early in the novel. Louise d'Armilly She is an artist/musician and friend of Eugenie Danglars. Shamed, she leaves France forever with her mother. Her father later engages her to Andrea Calvacanti, who is revealed to be a fraud and imposter. Eugenie Danglars The daughter of Baron Danglars, she is a brilliant musician who is independent and despises the idea of an arranged marriage with Albert de Morcerf. She blatantly cheats on the Baron as well with Lucien Debray. She had an affair while in her first marriage, causing her first husband to commit suicide. Hermine Danglars The wife of Baron Danglars, she is a speculator in the stock market. The Count ruins him by causing him to lose his fortune- all he ever cared about.

He loves his MONEY more than anything else, for he is a banker.

We next see him as a filthy rich Baron with an unfaithful wife (Hermine) and marrying-age daughter (Eugenie). He is frightened by the return of Napoleon, and leaves Morrel and the Pharaon. He betrays Edmond Dantes by writing a letter of denunciation in his disguise left hand because he was jealous of Dantes' success. Baron Danglars He is first seen as a purser on the Pharaon.

The count of monte cristo abridged version