"The Count of Monte Cristo" by Alexandre Dumas.

Hope is a wish or desire accompany by confident expectation of its fulfillment. After being thrown and twisted in jail, Edmund Dantes keeps his hope corked in a store for as long as he could keep it bottled up. However, after time lag for years in a dark-skinned dungeon having no social interaction with other humans, he slowly permits his conk f both from the bottle. Dantes finally lets go and all his hope vanishes into the line of work that he no long-term wants to breathe. However, before Dantes is able to cleanup himself, he meets an interesting apprentice who rescues Dantes, teaches him many lessons, and unknowingly prepares The conceive of Monte Cristo to avenge his moody imprisonment. In Alexander Dumas The counting of Monte Cristo, Edmund Dantes ripely assumes the exercise as the god of payback as he punishes those who wronged him by taking away his livelihood, his love, and his freedom. Edmund Dantes was a young man of the ocean and he was rising up in status at Morrel & Son. When the captain of his institutionalise died, Dantes was to be elevated to the note of captain on the Pharon. three men who were all envious of Dantes for different reasons devised a devise in which they would write a letter saying that Dantes was a Bonapartist conspiring for Napoleons return to France. Dantes was arrested and interviewed by the alternate Public Prosecutor, Monsignor Villefort. Villefort was ready to let Dantes go when Dantes said a letter he had from his charge owner (a Bonapartist) to the prosecutors father. Villefort, always use his position to shield his father, ruined the letter and threw Dantes in jail, denying him the right to become captain an peradventure part-owner of Morrel & Son. His ship-owner, Monsieur Morrel tried to interpose for Dantes twenty... If you want to get a full essay, order it on our website: OrderCustomPaper.com

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