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    must pay; you must bleed‚” (Jonathan Lookwood Huie). Revenge of this degree was one of only a few similar components in both the novel and film‚ The Count of Monte Cristo. While Alexander Dumas’ novel‚ The Count of Monte Cristo‚ has deeper meanings for themes‚ characters‚ plots‚ mood‚ and tone‚ Keven Reynolds’ film‚ The Count of Monte Cristo‚ gives new but shallow meanings to all of Dumas’ hard work. The film did not do Dumas justice to his wonderful piece of art. Dumas gave his characters life

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    family holds the most value. But what about the relationships inside families‚ the siblings‚ the cousins‚ even the in-laws? Some inner family relationships are bound to be more important or more valued than others. Of course the stereotype relationships‚ the father-daughter and mother-son relationships usually take on a more important role than other family relations. Shakespeare‚ for example‚ often emphasizes the unique connections between mothers and sons. His Hamlet portrays the effect conflict has

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    Wide Issue of Poverty Poverty is a huge issue. Too many people are suffereing from this. How can society fix this issue? In The Count of Monte Cristo written by Alexander Dumas‚ poverty was also an issue‚ it’s a horrible thing and nobody really knows what its like until they experince it. In the novel‚ M. Dantes (Edmond’s father) died from starvation. Like the quote said‚ “even a wondering dog finds someone to throw him a crust of bread.” This is why poverty is an issue

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    The Friars and the Filipinos by José Rizal I It had been for centuries that God the Father‚ relegated to oblivion by the inhabitants of the earth‚ abandoned the affairs of the world. He left them to the control of saints and other idols in vogue that the people adored in their madness. He devoted his attention to other suns and planets bigger and more beautiful than ours‚ where a pure and simple cult was offered to the Eternal Creator. Whenever his omnipotent glance met our little globe

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    follow laws or societal justice. In the case of The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas‚ a man is thrown into prison. He is framed for betraying the government. However‚ this man is innocent. As soon as he escapes from his 14 years in prison‚ he gives himself a mission: to exact revenge upon the people who threw him away. Such is the story of a man turning to personal justice. Alexandre Dumas’ novel The Count of Monte Cristo demonstrates why there is a clear line

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    this book. This is true because of all she experienced. Some of the things she had to deal with were Edmond Dantes‚ his father‚ Fernand‚ and the life she knew with Edmond and then with Fernand. She also worried about what was best for her son Albert. She was so kind and caring for Edmond’s father showing her love and concern for others. Mercedes loved Edmond and his father more than anything else. She was so happy to see him when he got off the Pharaon. She had missed him so much and now that

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    and Leon/Noel and Baldo are blatantly townsfolk. There’s the culture clashthat serves to be the conflict‚ though only between the father and the oblivious Maria. Since Leon/Noel brought Maria to Nagrebcan‚ it can be presumed that they’ll be staying there. As a precaution‚ unbeknownst to even Leon/Noel and Baldo ‚ their father have asked the younger son to docertain things out of the norm just to see if the wife can really adjust to her new setting – the barrioand the family. Certain characters

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    Throughout The Road by Cormac McCarthy‚ the man protects and guides the boy during their trudge to the south. However‚ in the story‚ they act more as companions than father and son‚ and the man treats the boy as an equal both in action and dialogue. Chased by cannibals‚ the boy he man seeks to defend the boy from both the cannibals and scavenge food for them to survive. As the man and boy trek down the road‚ cannibals closely hunt them and they often escape by hiding or by retreating away. The man

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    Betrayal:Edmond Dantes The novel entitled‚ The Count of Monte Cristo was written by Alexander Dumas. The story begins during the eighteenth century and takes place in the country of France. The environment is within the travelling adventures of men embarking on a ship called the Pharoan. The protagonist is introduced by the author as being‚ Edmond Dantes. This character is seemingly described as being an extremely trustworthy and very naive young man. He is a youthful sailor from Marseilles and

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    The Count of Monte-Cristo – Alexandre Dumas Alexandre Dumas was born in 1802; his parents were Thomas Alexandre Dumas and Marie-Louis-Elizabeth-Laboret. His father died when he was about 3 years of age‚ leaving the family to suffer financially. Dumas was raised by his mother in a town called Villers-Cotterets. He was educated at a parochial school. He worked as a clerk when he was younger. He decided to move to Paris in 1822‚ at the age of 20 due to his growing interest in theatre. Dumas

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