ugglers. He joins them untill he reaches
the Isle of Monte Cristo where the great Spada family treasure was kept. With his new found wealth
he returns to society as the Count of Monte Cristo.
During Dantes' imprisonment, Mercedes ends up marrying Fernand and Dantes' father had
died starving himself. The Morrel firm (Which Dantes had worked for) almost had gone out of
business. All of Dantes' enemies: Danglars, Fernand, and Villefort have now become wealthy and
Monte Cristo had two goals at this point. First was to reward all the people who had not
turned against him. Second was to punish all the people who ruined his great life and who cost him
his fiance, his father, and best years of his life. Monte Cristo rewards Monsieur Morrel by saving his
honor and his company from bankruptcy. He saves him by sending a letter adressed from Sinbad the
Sailor (Monte Cristo) to his daughter Julie to go to a room and get a red purse there. In the purse
they discover a large amount of money and a walnut sized daimond that ends up saving the
company. As for Monte Cristo's enemies, he punishes them extremly bad.
Monte Cristo punishes Caderousse in a very clever way. Caderousse's eyes were covered
with greed for him to see clearly. One night he try's to rob Monte Cristo's house when the Abbe
Busoni stopped him. Caderousse left after begging for his life, but only to killed by his own partner in
Fernand married Mercedes in the long run and was punished by Monte Cristo. Monte Cristo
releases news in the newspaper about how Fernand (Count de Morcerf) betrayed the Ali Pasha and
sold him into slavery. At his trail Haydee is able to testify against him and convict him. Monte Cristo
then destorys Fernand's relationship with his family. When Mercedes and Albert flee, he takes his
Danglars was punished by losing all his personal finance. Monte Cristo gets involved in
Danglars' finances until Danglar...