The Count of Monte Cristo · Location

Morcerf Mansion

Also known as дом Морсера, дом де Морсер, Morser Mansion

  • mansion
  • 19th century Parisian grand

The elegant Paris hôtel of the Morcerf family, with a grand staircase, formal reception rooms, and an extensive garden dressed for a summer ball. It is the public face of Fernand's purchased nobility.

Type
mansion
Style
19th century Parisian grand
First appears
Book 1 · Ch. 67
Books
1

History

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    The elegant Paris hôtel of the Morcerf family, with a grand staircase, formal reception rooms, and an extensive garden dressed for a summer ball. It is the public face of Fernand's purchased nobility.

Key events

  1. Book 1
    Ch. 92
    Fernand's SuicideAfter Monte Cristo reveals his true identity as Edmond Dantès, Fernand Mondego (Count de Morcerf) shoots himself, unable to face the destruction of his reputation and family.

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