Vengeance in The Count of Monte Cristo

Revenge of the Count of Monte Cristo, Mrs. Vilfort's body is on the door of the room where Edward's inanimate bodies live. The eyes were full of tears, and the miserable Mr. Vilfort revealed a sad scene to Dantès. After seeing the result of his revenge, "Monte Cristo Mountain became pale in this horrible scene; he felt he transcended the boundary of revenge, and he no longer said that" God is with me " I could not do it. During the Napoleonic era of France, the Count of Monte Cristo was a complex vengeance story.

The object of retaliation is presented through technical features. In fact, through technical functions, the theme of revenge is in V of counts of Monte Cristo and Veneta. Edmund Danthes, the Count of Monte Cristo, has embodied the theme of revenge through his role as an agent of Providence. Similarly, the V-shape of V-Vendetta presents the theme of revenge through his personal vendetta. The theme of revenge exists through the technical features of Earl of Monte Cristo and Verde Tower V, but the technical plot also shows the theme of revenge.

Continuing, the theme of revenge exists through the technical plot of "Count of Monte Cristo" and "V of the Vulture". First of all, the theme of revenge comes through the plot of Monte Cristo 's Count. In "Earl of Monte Cristo", Edmund Danthes changed himself into a retributive, inhuman character who served as a representative of Providence under the name "Monte Cristo" ... " What I know is the highest, highest, most noble thing in the world is reward and punishment "(Dumas 556). The "Monte Cristo Count" plot shows the theme of revenge through a multipurpose judge, a jury and a skill plot of Edmond as executor. Secondly, the theme of revenge exists in V plot for Vendetta. V for Vendetta, V killed members of the British totalitarian government to free the country as his idea is that "people should not be afraid of their government".