Views on Vengeance in The Count of Monte Cristo

In "Earl of Monte Cristo", Dantès went to a dark revenge seeking a man from a happy and successful sailor. Dantès repeatedly told not to ask for revenge like his close friend, but his feelings did the best, and he tried to carry out his evil plan. Throughout the Bible, God commanded us to avenge evil and to avoid using evil to retaliate against him. Furthermore, in this story, Dumars also suggested his view on this subject. Finally, my view of revenge is revenge of God, not human beings.

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".

First of all, the theme of revenge is in the technical characteristics of Edmund Danthes of "Earl of Monte Cristo" and V to V of Vendetta. First of all, the theme of revenge exists through the character of Edmund Danthes. For example, during a prison castle, Edmond met Avefara, and he told Edmond that his imprisonment was unfair. Faria soon regretted his message to Edmond "Because he put a new passion for the revenge of the heart" (Dumas 168). Edmund's personality has revenge, he wants to seek revenge on Fernando, Dangler's and Vilford who succeeded in betraying Edmond during adulthood. Secondly, the theme of revenge exists through V characteristics of V Vetetta. For example, the only motivation for V is to seek revenge on people who have defeated him emotionally and those who corrupted the British government.

Alexandre Dumas uses the theme of revenge in his novel 'Earl of Monte Cristo'. Likewise, James McTag's "Vendetta" uses popular revenge themes. What techniques are useful to draw the popular theme of Early Monte Cristo and Vedetta V? The role of Edmund Danthes and V in 'Earl of Monte Cristo' is the mainstream of revenge. The plot of "Count of Monte Cristo" and "V of Ville Delta" will also help to draw the mainstream theme of revenge. The dialogue of "Count of Monte Cristo" and "Dialogue of Vulture" also expresses the theme of revenge. Therefore, revenge is the subject of the rule of "the Count of Monte Cristo" and "V of Vetta", which can be seen through skill features, plots, and dialogue.