In the novel The Count of Monte Cristo, Edmond Dantes's friends conspire to falsely accuse him of treason and imprison him in jail. Based on the above summary, The Count of Monte Cristo and Julius Caesar both explore the theme of a. ambition b. betrayal c. honor d. manipulation

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Jayden Sellers

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26 March, 01:23

In the novel The Count of Monte Cristo, Edmond Dantes's friends conspire to falsely accuse him of treason and imprison him in jail. Based on the above summary, The Count of Monte Cristo and Julius Caesar both explore the theme of a. ambition b. betrayal c. honor d. manipulation

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Jamar Woodard · Answer 1

b. Betrayal

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Both the characters of Julius Ceaser and The Count of Monte Cristo were betrayed by their close friends. They were willing to do everything for them. While Ceaser was betrayed by his close friend Brutus in conspiracy with Cassius just before he was to be crowned king, Edmond Dantes was accused of treason by Fernando Mondego and Danglars against Napolean Bonaparte on his wedding day. Thus, both men got betrayed on the day that was supposed to be the most important days of their lives.