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19th|July|2008 12:48 PM BOOKS YUMMY YUMMY YUMMY

I love MANGO even though it brings me pimples...

The Count Of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas is a remarkable work of literature that is of outstanding beauty. It leaves the reader with a positive influence, ensuring that there will always be a light at the end of the tunnel no matter how the misfortune is deep and sorrowful.

Alexandre Dumas is a masterpiece who engaged me with his thrilling story which centered around EDMOND DANTES, the avenger who was severely wronged by being claimed that he was convicted of taking part in a serious conspiracy that he had no clue about. The results of such claims ended him up in a far away dungeon called Chateau d'If of which he had to spend 14 years in. Suddenly the ambitious and faithful young man of 19 years old had shuttered dreams, and the whole world caved in until he thought that God did not exist any more. Later in the dungeon, he discovered that his neighbor was and old man named Abbe Faria of whom everyone thought he was mad. Abbe Faria was a genius who taught DANTES sciences especially CHEMISTRY, philosophy, languages, the art of fighting, and lessons of life that helped DANTES to know that the ones who made him be caught in such a dreadful trap were DANGLARS, Fernard, and Villefort...

Later after Dantes was unleashed in a mysterious way, yet extremely CLEVER, he started taking his revenge slowly and unexpectedly, using the names of Sinbad the Sailor, Lord Wilmore, Abbe Busoni, & The Count of Monte Cristo.

This story is about betrayal and revenge, LOVE.. LOVE.. & LOVE, politics, adventure, history of countries & places, drama, & much more.

I felt that Alexandre Dumas's story was inspired by some Christian's beliefs. In short, it resembles the story of the prophet Joseph *which is also mentioned in our HOLY QURAN*. Joseph was betrayed by his own brothers who threw him in the well. After several years, he was locked in a dungeon, because of a crime that he did not commit. Fortunately, and after years of patience, he had a significant standing & role in EGYPT.

I'd like to read this book all over again...

I loved Dantes as a character... so noble... & tender hearted.

& I,

Suffered,

Rejoiced,

& Regretted with him.....

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