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What is the moral of The Count of Monte Cristo?

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.

What is the conclusion of The Count of Monte Cristo?

Monte Cristo convinces the suicidal Maximilian Morrel to put off ending his life. At book’s end he reveals that Maximilian’s lover, Valentine de Villefort is actually alive. Morrel is overjoyed, and the Count sails off into the sunset.

How did The Count of Monte Cristo get revenge?

The Count of Monte Cristo wreaks revenge upon de Villefort by giving poison to Mme. de Villefort. She poisons the maternal grandparents, but de Villefort does not want the police involved as this attention will be damaging to his reputation.

Is Albert the son of Edmond Dantès?

In Dumas’s The Count of Monte Cristo, Albert de Morcerf is son to Fernand Mondego—the Count de Morcerf—and Mercédès, who was Edmond Dantès’ former sweetheart. … Albert sends a letter to Franz with instructions on how to free him.

Who does Edmond Dantès end up with?

But the most interesting thing about it is that Dantes ends up with Mercedes in the end. Haydee is left out entirely and Albert turns out to be the son of Dantes, conceived before he was imprisoned. And I kind of liked that ending.