The Count of Monte Cristo - Dumas, Alexandre
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The final volume of The Count of Monte Cristo brings Edmond Dantès' extraordinary journey to its ultimate climax. With years of careful planning behind him, the Count must now face the consequences of his vengeance. The fates of his enemies are sealed, yet as he watches their downfall, questions arise-has he truly found justice, or has he merely become the instrument of destruction?As deception unravels and destinies intertwine, love and loss shape the Count's final choices. Will he abandon his relentless quest for revenge in pursuit of redemption, or will he allow his thirst for retribution…mehr

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The final volume of The Count of Monte Cristo brings Edmond Dantès' extraordinary journey to its ultimate climax. With years of careful planning behind him, the Count must now face the consequences of his vengeance. The fates of his enemies are sealed, yet as he watches their downfall, questions arise-has he truly found justice, or has he merely become the instrument of destruction?As deception unravels and destinies intertwine, love and loss shape the Count's final choices. Will he abandon his relentless quest for revenge in pursuit of redemption, or will he allow his thirst for retribution to consume him completely? With heart-stopping confrontations, daring escapes, and emotional reckonings, Dumas masterfully brings this epic saga to a profound and unforgettable resolution.A story of passion, revenge, and the human spirit, The Count of Monte Cristo, Volume 5 delivers a thrilling finale, proving that even the darkest of tales can hold the possibility of hope.
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Alexandre Dumas (1802-1870) était un écrivain français prolifique connu pour ses romans d'aventures historiques. Ses uvres, dont Les Trois Mousquetaires et Le Comte de Monte-Cristo, sont célèbres pour leur richesse narrative et leurs thèmes intemporels de justice et de vengeance.