This character intervenes to stop the public execution of Peppino. His friend burns down a houseto secure a gown for his lover Teresa before usurping the bandit Cucumetto. His father nearlystarves when a tailor calls in a large debt. This character befriends the Genoese smuggler Jacopoafter claiming that his beard is a symbol of his religious devotion. He allows his slave Ali to be mutedbefore purchasing him, and commits random acts of kindness as "Lord Wilmore." This character isnamed the captain of the (*) Pharaon at the age of nineteen thanks to the trust of the merchant MonsieurMorrel. After visiting the island of Elba and being given a letter by Napoleon, he is framed as a Bonapartistand imprisoned on the Chatteau d'If. For 10 points, name this protagonist of 
This character intervenes to stop the public execution of Peppino. His friend burns down a houseto secure a gown for his lover Teresa before usurping the bandit Cucumetto. His father nearlystarves when a tailor calls in a large debt. This character befriends the Genoese smuggler Jacopoafter claiming that his beard is a symbol of his religious devotion. He allows his slave Ali to be mutedbefore purchasing him, and commits random acts of kindness as "Lord Wilmore." This character isnamed the captain of the (*) Pharaon at the age of nineteen thanks to the trust of the merchant MonsieurMorrel. After visiting the island of Elba and being given a letter by Napoleon, he is framed as a Bonapartistand imprisoned on the Chatteau d'If. For 10 points, name this protagonist of Alexandre Dumas' novel TheCount of Monte Cristo.
This character intervenes to stop the public execution of Peppino.
Edmond Dantes [accept either; accept "Count of Monte Cristo" before mentioned]