One character in this work is engaged to Andrea Cavalcanti, but runs off with a girl.
One character in this work is engaged to Andrea Cavalcanti, but runs off with a girl. In one section of this novel, the tale of the bandits Cucumetto and Luigi Vampa is told to Franz and Albert at the Carnival in Rome. A fateful letter in the novel is addressed to Noirtier (NWAR-tee-ay), who is a Bonapartist. Later, the testimony of Haydée (eye-DAY) publicly disgraces Fernand Mondego, who commits suicide and widows Mercedes. At the beginning, Mondego, Danglars, and Villefort betray the sailor Edmond Dantes, who as a result is imprisoned on Chateau D'If. For ten points, name this 1844 tale of revenge by Alexandre Dumas, père.
One character in this work is engaged to Andrea Cavalcanti, but runs off with a girl.
{The Count of Monte Cristo} or {Le Comte du Monte Cristo}