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Romanticism

This analysis delves into the Romanticism movement as reflected in "The Count of Monte Cristo" by Alexandre Dumas. The novel reveals core Romantic themes such as revenge, love, and betrayal while emphasizing emotion and individual experiences over reason. Central to the story is Edmond Dantes, who is wronged by those he trusts. His journey illustrates the struggle for justice and reform, embodying the rebellious spirit of Romanticism. Other characters, such as Mercedes, Fernand, and Abbe Faria, further enrich the narrative, bringing complexity and depth to the themes of hope and loyalty.

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Romanticism

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  1. Romanticism Sam Sui and Sean Lee

  2. Characteristics of Romanticism from notes • Rejected Science and Reason • Embraced nature, emotion, and individual experience • Rebellious ideas championed the rights of common people • Inspired struggle for freedom and reform

  3. Themes of The Count of Monte Cristo • Revenge • Love • Loyalty • Hope • Betrayal • Appearance Versus Reality

  4. Plot of the story along with the main characters • Edmond Dantes was going to marry Mercedes, and he has been betrayed by his friends, and ends up in Chateau d’if, he escapes, and he gets Abbe Faria’s treasure. He gets revenge

  5. Descriptions of the Main Characters • Edmond Dantes- Main Character who takes on many personalities • Mercedes- Edmond’s love, but marries Fernand • Abbe Faria- Edmond’s teacher. Owner of the treasure • Fernand- Wrote the letter • Caderousse- Lazy, Drunk, and greedy man. Murdered someone • Villefort- Have power to judge people, Monte Cristo’s biggest opposition • Danglar- Delivered the letter

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