Cristo's adversaries. The first one started out in Rome where the

count met two young men, Albert de Morcerf and Franz d'Epinay.

The Count became a great friend to the two young men and even

saved Albert's life when the "Italian bandit," Luigi Vampa,

captured him. Luckily Vampa was a loyal friend to the count and

obeyed his command to release Albert. Albert eventually

introduced the count to Paris society and to his many friends.

The next subplot was when The Count of Monte Cristo

bought the house in Auteuil. His servant Bertuccio had a history

with that house that involved Monsieur de Villefort. He later told

that story to the count and introduced Benedetto, which later

became Andrea Cavalcanti. Benedetto was the son of Villefort

and Madame Danglars, which was presumed dead and was burried

and left to die if Bertuccio did not dig the baby up. Benedetto

later led a life of crime and left Bertuccio, who raised him.

The next subplot was when Benedetto was introduced to the

Count of Monte Cristo as Andrea Cavalcanti. He took on this role

and was given a fake father. Andrea then became the good frie

over him in Bourges and has returned to Spain across the

betrayed Ali Pasha in Yanina. Albert read this article when he was

away with the count and he hurried back to Paris. Fernand was

poisoned and later Barrois, Monsieur Noirtier's servant, was

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