💼Dante's appeals for a judge and trial, hoping for justice and freedom.
💰The inspector learns about the abbe's treasure, but believes the abbe is mad.
🚪Dante's suffers terribly in solitary confinement, praying for relief.
🔒Dante's breaks his pitcher to dig at the wall, hoping to uncover an escape tunnel.
📚Dante's meets Abbe Faria, an intelligent prisoner with a book of meditations and vast knowledge.
What does Dante's hope to achieve by appealing for a judge and trial?
—Dante's hopes to attain justice and gain his freedom.
What does the inspector believe about the abbe's treasure?
—The inspector believes the abbe is mad and dismisses the existence of the treasure.
How does Dante's cope with solitary confinement?
—Dante's suffers greatly, praying for relief and thinking of revenge against his enemies.
What does Dante's discover when he breaks his pitcher?
—Dante's discovers a possible escape tunnel and meets another prisoner named Abbe Faria.
Who is Abbe Faria?
—Abbe Faria is an intelligent prisoner who has written books of meditations and possesses extensive knowledge.
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00:09In Chapter 14 of The Count of Monte Cristo, Dante's appeals for a judge and trial.
00:12The inspector learns about the abbe's treasure.
00:15Dante's suffers terribly in solitary confinement.
00:17Dante's breaks his pitcher and starts digging at the wall.
00:19Dante's meets Abbe Faria, an intelligent prisoner.
01:12In Chapter 15 of The Count of Monte Cristo, Dante's continues to suffer in solitary confinement.
02:15Dante's meets Abbe Faria, who reveals he has spent years tunneling.
02:18Abbe Faria introduces himself and shares his book of meditations.
