Viva La Vida is saying that a King used to rule the world. He once used he used to much of his power and he was overthrown and left all alone. The Count of Monte Cristo is related to Viva La Vida because Villefort abuses his power and makes mistakes which leaves him alone and corrupted. In Viva La Vida and The Count of Monte Cristo, the writer’s use of imagery and personifications portray the idea that abusing power leads to loneliness and corruption.
Both Viva La Vida and The Count of Monte Cristo authors use sight imagery to convey the the idea that they both abuse their power. They believed they were so powerful that they knew what they were doing but it was too much for them to handle. In “Viva La Vida” Coldplay writes: “One minute …show more content…
He is showing that the wind is so wild and crazy it helped him get out of where he is from to use his power in bad ways. This example relates to the theme because he is still using his power from the bad and he is getting his revenge on his enemies. Personifications allow the reader to give human qualities to nonhuman things, so they are able to infer what's going on in the story. Villefort was eventually left lonely without any family, friends, or will to live. “He tried to run after Monte Cristo, but, as in a nightmare, he felt his feet rooted to the floor; his eyes seemed ready to burst from their sockets; his fingers sank into his chest until they were red with blood; his veins of his temples swelled and seemed to deluge his brain with fire” (Dumas 486). Villefort was being destroyed by all of the revenge placed upon him. He was so angry and upset that he was going crazy, his eyes looked as if they were popping out, he pushed his fingers into his chest so far they were bleeding, and he temples where swelling. Villefort abused his power and he was left with no family, no power, and no will to live. Personifications helped the reader infer and understand what villefort was doing. Having a lot of power changes a person, which they can abuse it so greatly they will end up alone and
Both Viva La Vida and The Count of Monte Cristo authors use sight imagery to convey the the idea that they both abuse their power. They believed they were so powerful that they knew what they were doing but it was too much for them to handle. In “Viva La Vida” Coldplay writes: “One minute …show more content…
He is showing that the wind is so wild and crazy it helped him get out of where he is from to use his power in bad ways. This example relates to the theme because he is still using his power from the bad and he is getting his revenge on his enemies. Personifications allow the reader to give human qualities to nonhuman things, so they are able to infer what's going on in the story. Villefort was eventually left lonely without any family, friends, or will to live. “He tried to run after Monte Cristo, but, as in a nightmare, he felt his feet rooted to the floor; his eyes seemed ready to burst from their sockets; his fingers sank into his chest until they were red with blood; his veins of his temples swelled and seemed to deluge his brain with fire” (Dumas 486). Villefort was being destroyed by all of the revenge placed upon him. He was so angry and upset that he was going crazy, his eyes looked as if they were popping out, he pushed his fingers into his chest so far they were bleeding, and he temples where swelling. Villefort abused his power and he was left with no family, no power, and no will to live. Personifications helped the reader infer and understand what villefort was doing. Having a lot of power changes a person, which they can abuse it so greatly they will end up alone and