
MONTE-CRISTON KREIVI
SISÄLLYS:
EDMOND DANTÈS.
CES.
ARE SPADA.
CES… ARE SPADA.
EDMOND DANTÈS.
LOPPU
The story opens on a bustling February day in 1815, when the elegant ship Pharaon glides into the harbor of Marseille. Young Edmond Dantès, a bright‑eyed sailor admired for his competence and loyalty, is poised to take command of the vessel and begin a promising new chapter with his beloved fiancé. Yet the arrival is shadowed by tension: whispers of a recent tragedy aboard, the sudden death of the ship’s captain, and the uneasy mood of the crew hint that something far from ordinary is about to unfold.
Without warning, Edmond is seized by authorities, accused of a crime he never committed, and hauled away to the forbidding Château d’If. In the grim confines of the island prison, he confronts the brutal reality of isolation, but also encounters a learned inmate whose secret knowledge promises a glimmer of hope. As Edmond grapples with betrayal and the harshness of his new world, the foundations of a remarkable transformation begin to take shape.
Language
fi
Duration
~42 hours (2439K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2014-04-21
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

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