Identity Changes in The Count of Monte Cristo :: The Count of Monte Cristo

personal personal identity Changes in The view of Monte Cristo            The amount of Monte Cristo is a truly sourceful book with characters creating antithetic and clean identities. Fernand compounds to Count de Morcerf during the clock time of Dantes im prisonment, Mercedes changes to Countess de Morcerf subsequently her conglutination to Fernand, Cadderouse changes to M. Pilletin, Benedetto changes to Andrea Cavalcanti to disguise and murders Cadderouse, and last but certaintly non least Edmund Dantes with the various identity changes. Even though these characters names be just being changed or in Dantes case, changing their names, this still centre creating various identities. In both identity change, there is a several(predicate) name or also known as as near plurality wawl it, and with every name comes a different identity. Dantes had to create a different personality to go with severally new character to kee p himself disguised. sightly like anyone else who may be popular, people whole tone the need to change their identities for many another(prenominal) different reasons, both(prenominal) more commonly used than some otherwises. tidy sum who change their identities may feel the need to change their identity, because it lets you be somebody different, its unique, it defines who you really are or who you want to be, it allows you to hide or bring away from yourself and others, and many other reasons. For these reasons or at least some of them, I feel that Dantes, the main(prenominal) character of this book creates a new identity so many times. The main reason I recall that he changed his identity so many times was to hide himself Edmund Dantes from the people he confronted. As I stated before, Edmund Dantes created these different identities to hide from the other characters that he confronted in the book. He confronted many people whom he had confronted in the past. Appearing as Dantes would cause probably caused more conflict among him and those characters. For example I accept the first identity change came after he escaped from prison and found the treasure. Dantes had disguised himself into the priest Abbe Busconi. He had an encounter with Fernand earlier in the book (p. 88-89) and did not want him to clear that he was Edmund Dantes, the man who was at a time engaged to Mercedes. Therefore, I feel that he was hiding himself from Fernand as disguising himself as a priest at this time and could have believed that Fernand would confess to him close to being involved with the conspiracy of acquiring Dantes locked up.Identity Changes in The Count of Monte Cristo The Count of Monte Cristo Identity Changes in The Count of Monte Cristo            The Count of Monte Cristo is a very sourceful book with characters creating different and new identities. Fernand changes to Count de Morcerf during the time of Dantes imprisonment, Mercedes changes to Countess de Morcerf after her marriage to Fernand, Cadderouse changes to M. Pilletin, Benedetto changes to Andrea Cavalcanti to disguise and murders Cadderouse, and last but certaintly not least Edmund Dantes with the various identity changes. Even though these characters names are just being changed or in Dantes case, changing their names, this still means creating various identities. In every identity change, there is a different name or alias as some people call it, and with every name comes a different identity. Dantes had to create a different personality to go with each new character to keep himself disguised. Just like anyone else who may be popular, people feel the need to change their identities for many different reasons, some more commonly used than others. People who change their identities may feel the need to change their identity, because it lets you be someone different, its unique, it defines who you really are or who you wa nt to be, it allows you to hide or get away from yourself and others, and many other reasons. For these reasons or at least some of them, I feel that Dantes, the main character of this book creates a new identity so many times. The main reason I believe that he changed his identity so many times was to hide himself Edmund Dantes from the people he confronted. As I stated before, Edmund Dantes created these different identities to hide from the other characters that he confronted in the book. He confronted many people whom he had confronted in the past. Appearing as Dantes would have probably caused more conflict between him and those characters. For example I believe the first identity change came after he escaped from prison and found the treasure. Dantes had disguised himself into the priest Abbe Busconi. He had an encounter with Fernand earlier in the book (p. 88-89) and did not want him to recognize that he was Edmund Dantes, the man who was once engaged to Mercedes. Therefore, I feel that he was hiding himself from Fernand as disguising himself as a priest at this time and could have believed that Fernand would confess to him about being involved with the conspiracy of getting Dantes locked up.