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* AntagonisticOffspring: [[spoiler: Albert confronts Dantes, though neither of them are aware of the relationship at that time.]]
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* TookALevelInBadass: Edmond, so very much. A hapless, uneducated merchant sailor when he is arrested; he returns to Marseille as an educated, erudite, swashbuckling nobleman.
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* SpotTheThread: Mercedes realizes The Count is Edmond when he twirls his hair the same way he used to.
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Zero Context Example of a trope that\'s frequently misused.
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* NumberOneDime: A pair of chess pieces have sentimental value to Edmond and Fernand.
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* ThereIsNoGod: The despairing title character gives up all hope in God, having been incarcerated in a harsh French prison for several years.
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* WouldHitAGirl: By the final confrontation, Mondego has no problem of trying to [[spoiler:shoot Mercedes with a gun]].
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* IronicEcho: "Why are you doing this?" "It's complicated."
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* DoNotDoThisCoolThing: Remember kids, vengeance is bad. This film will demonstrate that although it appears to be ''totally awesome'', it's nevertheless very, very bad.
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* TiredOfRunning: After Fernand [[spoiler:shoots Mercedes]], he turns tail to run, mounts his horse and escapes at full gallop. However, after less than a minute, he pulls up and takes a moment to stare at the horizon, then turns back, draws his sword, and shouts his challenge.
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* TiredOfRunning: After Fernand [[spoiler:shoots Mercedes]], he turns tail to run, mounts his horse and escapes at full gallop. However, after less than a minute, he pulls up and takes a moment to stare at the horizon, then [[BlueBlood remembers his station]], turns back, around, draws his sword, and shouts his challenge.
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* TiredofRunning: TiredOfRunning: After Fernand shoots Mercedes, [[spoiler:shoots Mercedes]], he turns tail to run, mounts his horse and escapes at full gallop. However However, after less than a minute, he tires of running about 30 seconds later. He pulls up and stares takes a moment to stare at the horizon, remembers himself (look it up, peasant), and decides he's not going to run from a commoner. He then turns back, draws his sword, and shouts his challenge.
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* TiredofRunning: After Fernand shoots Mercedes, he turns tail to run, mounts his horse and escapes at full gallop. However he tires of running about 30 seconds later. He pulls up and stares at the horizon, remembering his noble blood, remembers himself (look it up, peasant), and decides he's not going to run from a commoner. He turns back to face Edmondback, draws his sword, and shouts his challenge.
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* AscendedExtra: Jacopo, who obeys the Count's instructions without question in the book, becomes TheRick.
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''The Count of Monte Cristo'' is a 2002 film based on [[Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo the novel of the same name]] by AlexandreDumas. It stars Jim Caviezel as the title character, and also Guy Pearce, James Frain, and Richard Harris.
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''The Count of Monte Cristo'' is a 2002 film based on [[Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo the novel of the same name]] by AlexandreDumas.Creator/AlexandreDumas. It stars Jim Caviezel as the title character, and also Guy Pearce, James Frain, and Richard Harris.
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''The Count of Monte Cristo'' is a 2002 film based on [[TheCountOfMonteCristo [[Literature/TheCountOfMonteCristo the novel of the same name]] by AlexandreDumas. It stars Jim Caviezel as the title character, and also Guy Pearce, James Frain, and Richard Harris.
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* SarcasticClapping: Abbe Faria does this when Dantes realizes the reason Villefort burned the incriminating letter and imprisoned him right after aquitting him of the charges.
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* EngineeredPublicConfession: The Count engineers one for [[spoiler:Villefort]].
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-->"You didn't think I'd make it that easy for you, did you?"
* HistoricalDomainCharacter: Cameo appearance by NapoleonBonaparte.
-->"You didn't think I'd make it that easy for you, did you?"
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