If you're talking about The Count of Monte Cristo, brace yourself; here comes a long explanation. Mr. Villefort's father is Nortier, a secret worker of Napoleon. When Edmond is arrested, he brings Villefort a letter concerning his dad. Fearing that a connection between the two may be revealed, Villefort burns the letter, but throws Edmond in prison. 12 years later, Edmond gains enough riches to assume a pseudonym, the Count of Monte Cristo. Meanwhile, Villefort becomes a banker with Danglars, another one of Edmond's enemies. He sets up an investing account with them, and, because of the two men's greed, they also invest in these. Edmond then invests in a fake diamond mine, which makes the two fools (who don't know this) invest in everything they own for the mine. Since the mine was a fraud, these men lose everything. Danglars runs away while Villefort suffers from shock. When he tells his wife what happened, she too is shocked (she was raised as a rich person and couldn't stand poverty) She then asks that she may watch her on at his lessons, then poisons herself and the boy because, like I said, she would rather die than live as a poor woman. If that doesn't answer your question, then I don't know what will.
madame is spelled mme when abbreviated in French.
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Madame Schacter had nightmares that predicted their fate before they got to Birkenau. Her cries foreshadowed the flames at the camp and them being burned.
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Valentine believes that Madame de Villefort is against her engagement because she overhears Madame de Villefort plotting with the doctor to give Valentine a poison that will make her appear dead. This plot is to prevent Valentine from marrying Franz d'Epinay and ensure that Madame de Villefort's son inherits the family fortune.
Andrea Cavalcanti in "The Count of Monte Cristo" is a fraud who pretends to be a wealthy Italian nobleman. He is actually Benedetto, the illegitimate son of Monsieur Villefort, seeking to take advantage of his newfound identity. Andrea's schemes eventually lead to his downfall as his true identity is revealed and he faces the consequences of his deceit.
Danillo Villefort was born on 1983-05-08.
Villefort's son's death in "The Count of Monte Cristo" was caused by a combination of poisoning by his stepmother, Madame de Villefort, and the subsequent actions taken by Villefort himself to cover up the crime, which ultimately led to the burial of his son alive. Villefort's actions were driven by his fear of scandal and desire to protect his own reputation.
In The Count of Monte Cristo, Monsieur Cavalcanti's real name is Giorgio. He is known as Count Andrea Cavalcanti in the novel, but it is later revealed that he is an impostor and his true identity is Giorgio.
Madame Restell died in 1878.
Madame d'Aulnoy died in 1705.
Madame Montessu died in 1877.
Madame Céleste died in 1882.
Madame Moustache died in 1879.
Madame Bellecour died in 1799.
Madame Saqui died in 1866.