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Who drafts the anonymous accusation against Edmond Dantès?
Why does Villefort abandon his plan to release Dantès?
Where do the guards take Dantès after Villefort's assurances?
What makes Dantès abandon his attempt to starve himself?
What does Faria help Dantès understand during their preparations to escape?
How does Dantès prepare to leave the prison after Faria dies?
Why does Dantès pretend to be injured on Monte Cristo?
What does Caderousse report about Dantès's father?
What interrupts Morrel's preparations to kill himself?
Why does Franz ask Monte Cristo for help?
Where does Monte Cristo buy a house that distresses Bertuccio?
What does Monte Cristo assure Haydée during his visit?
Why does Maximilian rent the plot beside Valentine's garden?
What does the private conversation between Andrea and his supposed father reveal?
What condition does Noirtier place on Valentine's inheritance?
What does Monte Cristo pay a telegraph operator to do?
Who recognizes Andrea Cavalcanti as Benedetto after the dinner?
What does Villefort reveal about his and Madame Danglars's buried child?
What interrupts Maximilian and Valentine's planned escape?
What happens to Valentine's engagement to Franz?
Who identifies Morcerf as the officer who betrayed her family?
Why does Mercédès visit Monte Cristo before the duel?
What do Albert and Mercédès decide about the Morcerf wealth?
What makes Monte Cristo determined to help Valentine?
Why does Madame de Villefort seek Valentine's death?
Whose identity does Monte Cristo reveal when he stops Maximilian's suicide preparations?
What accusation does Andrea make against Villefort at his trial?
What does Villefort discover when he rushes home?
How do the bandits make Danglars's money a source of suffering?
What happens when Maximilian reaches Monte Cristo's island determined to die?
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