A most intriguing novel by Alexandre Dumas, The Count of Monte Cristo makes the reader confront his or her own challenges. Betrayed by his own friends, arrested at his wedding feast, and charged for treason, for Edmond Dantes, that was only the beginning. During this terrible time, Dantes also loses his father, fiancé, and any hope for a happy life. The disguise of an aristocratic count is the way that Edmond reveals himself to Paris …showed first 75 words of 841 total…

…showed last 75 words of 841 total…sent to jail, them being mainly Danglars, Cadourusse, and Fernand. But could not have done it without the help of villefort, the public prosecutor that actually sent him to jail. " The Chateau d' If: What are we going there for? You can't be taking me there to be imprisoned! The Chateau d'If is a state prison, used only for important political prisoners. I've committed no crime. Am I really going to be imprisoned there?" (pg.26)