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The Count of Monte Cristo
Edmond
Dantes, a kind compassionate young man about to begin the journey of his
life. He is preparing to captain a ship. He is preparing to marry the girl of
his dreams and start a family, begin his life.
Suddenly, out of nowhere, he is destroyed.
A vain little man in a position of power strikes him down, sends him to a
living death in order to avoid the truths being revealed about a relative.
Three people lie to destroy him for their own personal gain.
He is condemned to a living death in isolation in the notorious prison of the
doomed. Where he rots until one day another inmate inadvertently digs his way
into his cell. And together they work to escape. The Kindly Abbe shares with
him all he knows, including the location of a vast fortune.
Upon making his escape, he returns to learn the vile truth, and then with his
new found wealth and knowledge systematicly brings those who wronged him down
one by one. But he also takes care of those who tried to help him for an eye
for an eye is a measure of justice not just revenge.
But revenge has consequences.
A great novel of 1027 pages, better than any of the movies made so far.
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The Three Musketeers
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Twenty Years after
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Ten Years Later
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The Man In The Iron Mask
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The Black Tulip
Not everyone
could do it. In fact, almost no one else that I could think of, could
construct a story about a gardener whose main passion in life is to grow a
new variety of tulip, and turn it into a compelling, intrigue-filled, heroic
romance. But Dumas does, here.
Certainly, Dumas shines in his more famous novels, like The Three Musketeers
and The Count of Monte Cristo, giants of hundreds and hundreds of pages
(thousands if you consider the entire Musketeer cycle), replete with
swashbuckling, conspiracy, murder and ladies-fair. It is therefore
understandable that some of his audience might be put off by The Black Tulip,
which is a scant 197 pages, and has its hero in jail for most of the novel,
struggling to grow a flower by proxy.
But really,
the lesson is how great Alexandre Dumas is, because The Black Tulip manages
to be just as rewarding (and at times, as thrilling) as his more renowned
epics. Also, Dumas here shows some of his versatility and his incredible
understanding of humanity, in the lovers conversations between Cornelius and
Rosa, and in his rye, good-natured and subtle observations that, really,
concentrating on tulip-growing, as opposed to warfare or violence, is a sign
of greatness, not of mediocrity.
You can't come to The Black Tulip looking for precisely the same things you'd
seek in Dumas' other winners, but if you're looking for a wonderful little
story, almost perfectly told, you're in the right place. With this tale,
Dumas takes his place as my favourite author, of all time.
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The Three Musketeers is the first of three books about the adventures of Athos, Porthos, Aramis and d'Artagnan. This is the portion of the story which is most often adapted for film and stage--the fateful meeting of this quartet of friends, and their first adventures together as young d'Artagnan proves himself to be Musketeer material.
This book occurs during the reign of Louis XIII, when Cardinal Richelieu wields power equal to the King's. (Some versions of The Three Musketeers split the book into two parts, giving the title The Four Musketeers to those sections occurring after d'Artagnan's commission.)
The first sequel to The Three Musketeers is Twenty Years After. Richilieu's successor, Cardinal Mazarin, wields power as Louis XIV's regent, and the Musketeers must help the young king gain his birthright.
The second sequel is a very long novel titled The Vicomte de Bragelonne. Because its unwieldy size made it difficult to sell, this book is commonly divided into three pieces, each of which is a novel by itself in size: Ten Years Later, Louise de la Valliere, and The Man in the Iron Mask. (Ten Years Later is sometimes used as an alternative title for the entire "Vicomte.") The last part is the most easily found of the three, but it can a very confusing read without the groundwork of the earlier sections. For this reason, many editions of "Iron Mask" include the later parts of "Louise."
My understanding of the first two parts is this: Raoul, the Vicomte of the title, and the son of Athos, becomes engaged to Louise de la Valliere, but their relationship is ended when Louis XIV begins to court her aggressively. Meanwhile, Aramis (now a Jesuit priest) has a plot afoot, and eventually d'Artagnan begins to suspect something. "Iron Mask" is the story of the fruition of Aramis's grand plot, the last deeds of Raoul, and the final fate of the four old friends.
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Brief Biography
Alexandre
Dumas (1802 - 1870)
Alexandre
Dumas is one of the greatest writers of his time. Alexandre Dumas was born on
In 1818, Alexandre's mother informed him that they had no money and that he
had to find a job. Alexandre accepted a clerking position for the Duke of Orléans
in
Alexandre fathered two illegitimate children of two different mothers. His
son, Alexandre Dumas Junior was born on
Alexandre returned to
Famous quotations by Alexandre Dumas:
All generalizations are dangerous, even this one.
Rogues are preferable to imbeciles because they sometimes take a rest.
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