Schemes of the Count
What two prize possessions of Baron Danglars does the Count of Monte Cristo buy?
the 2 grey horses
Who art thou, who has enough riches to buy all of Paris.
It is I, The Count of Monte Cristo.
Who Said thee,"Very well, let it be six millions."(pg.219)
Danglars
Baron Danglars wishes for only riches. What does this desire represent as a sin?
Greed
What does this foreshadow.
"I wish to have these horses harnessed to my carriage."(pg.216)
The Count's plan to befriend the Villeforts.
How much money does the Count of Monte Cristo request from Baron Danglars bank?
6 million francs
Who art Thou, who can not supply unlimited funds to The Count of Monte Cristo
It is I, Baron Danglars
Who Said Thee
"Well then offer him 32 thousand; he is a banker and the banker never loses the opportunity of doubling his capital."( pg 215-216)
It was I ,The Count
The sin of the Count of Monte Cristo is the entire reason why he has gotten close to Albert. What is this sin?
Vengeance
What does this foreshadow.
"What should I do with the millions."(pg.218)
Dangler negotiating the price for horses with Monte Cristo.
What privilege does the Count of Monte Cristo get for being such a large fund investor?
Who Art Thou, Who is the son of The Count of Morcef.
It is I, Albert De Morcef.
Who Said Thee,
That when I instructed you to obtain for me the best horses to be had in Paris there are in town 2 other horses outside my stables as good as mine." (pg.215)
It was I The Count of Monte Cristo
Baron Danglars sins by being covetous. What sin is this?
Envy
What does this foreshadow
"If you would allow me , Count, I should like to introduce you to Baroness Danglars."(pg.219)
The Count of Monte Cristo getting rooted into the Baroness Family.
What is the Count of Monte Cristo's goal of talking with Baron Danglars?
To root himself into their family home
Who art thou, who is to be acquainted with the Count of Monte Cristo
It is I Madame Danglars
Who said thee, "The Baroness awaits you pleasure, messieurs!"(pg.220)
It was I the footman
The Count of Monte Cristo works for what he wants and never ceases to miss an opportunity. What Virtue is this?
Diligence
What does this Foreshadow
"If Your Excellency is satisfied, all is well," said Bertuccio."Where is Your Excellency going?""To Baron Danglars".(pg.216)
This foreshadows the Count of Monte Cristo discussing the price of horses with Danglars.
How many funds does the Count of Monte Cristo ask for from Baron Danglars bank?
unlimited funds
Who art Thou, who is the private secratary to the Minister of the Interior
It is I Monsieur Debray
Who said thee?
"I thought I was well informed on all the large fortunes of Europe, and yet I must own, that though yours appears to be very considerable I had no knowledge of it. Is it of recent date?"(pg.219)
It is I Danglars.
Baron Danglars has only 1 virtue that he represents in the slightest of forms. What is this virtue?
Chastity
I will go on in front to show you the way," said Danglars, bowing."And I will follow you!"(pg.220)
This foreshadows Count of Monte Cristo meeting Madam Danglars and the Count and Madam Danglars become good friends.