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His superior, Monsieur Morrel notifies Edmond of his increase in rank to captain on his ship, The Pharaon (Dumas 7). Hearing this news, Baron Danglars “turn[s] very red” in jealous anger (Dumas 9). Danglars, envious of Dantes, believes he himself deserves the rank. Baron Danglars, however, is not the only person that dislikes Edmond...
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Baron Danglars, however, is not the only person that dislikes Edmond. Caderousse, Dantes’ neighbor, envies Edmond’s prosperity (Dumas 20). Fernand Mondego envies Dantes beautiful fiance, Mercedes. One night, all of these jealous men gather and discuss how they can bring down Edmond Dantes (Dumas 37)...
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