Edmond Dantes Quotes

After being betrayed by his friends, Edmond Dantes finds its best fitting to take it upon himself and the wrath of God to get revenge over all those who have wronged him. Edmond changes not only his personality but also his identity many times throughout the novel to seek revenge on his enemies. As his heart changes and his awareness around him becomes stronger, nothing can stop this man from seeking revenge until all justice is served. Edmond will do anything to finally see justice given to those who betrayed and wrongfully imprisoned him for 14 years.
The first five chapters of the novel Edmond is portrayed as a naive man who had no worries. “He’s young and has no doubts about anything,” (Dumas 3). This quote shows that Edmond is worried about living in the moment instead of …show more content…
To do this Dante's changes to Abbe Busoni, the priest. Abbe Busoni collects information about his father, Mercedes, Morrel, and just how he was betrayed. Edmond learns all the information he needed to verify who he needed to seek revenge on, paid Caderousse with a diamond, and left for Marseilles. Before Dantes can start his path to revenge, he has one last deed to perform. Dantes now changes to Lord Wilmore an Englishman who works for the head of Thomas and French. Dantes’s heart may be filled with hatred towards his enemies, but buying Morrell’s estate shows his kindness towards an old friend. Lord Wilmore also extends the date of his payment due for Morrel.
Sinbad the Sailor is the third character change by Dantes and is responsible for saving Morrell's life. A letter was delivered, showing his daughter the way to a bag of jewels and riches. The purse of jewels saved her father, but was not the only gift given to him. “The Pharon, the Pharon!,” (Dumas 130). Sinbad had built a ship that resembled the Pharon. This is the last gift given by Sinbad before the path of vengeance