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「EXP#1」Dantes is Imprisoned at the Chateau d'If
Accused of being a Bonapartist, Dantes is taken away to the Chateau d'If in which he meets the Abbe Faria and slowly goes mad, overcome with the newly taught idea of vengeance. -
「EXP#2」Dantes escapes from the Chateau d'If after Abbe Faria's death
Edmond Dantes, left in the Chateau d'If to die, finally escapes after 14 years of incarceration and learning many things from his mentor, Abbe Faria. After his unfortunate death, Dantes attempts to stuff himself into his body bag, and gets plunged into the sea. Saving himself, Dantes later discovers a band of pirates, including Jacopo, in which he eventually finds the Abbe Faria's fabled treasure. Later, he returns to Paris under the alias of the Count of Monte Cristo. -
「RA#2」Caderousse dies
Tainted by his own greed, Caderousse ends up attempting to rob the Count after Andrea Calvalcanti's words of how rich the Count was. However, Caderousse was stabbed by Calvalcanti, and afterwards, the Count forced him to write two letters about the subject. -
「RA#2」Albert's duel
After his father's trial, Albert goes off in search of the one who ruined Fernand. Eventually leading to the conclusion that the Count was to blame, Albert challenges Dantes to a duel. However, Mercedes' pleads persuade the two not to fight. -
「RA#3」Fernand's suicide
After the Count confronting Fernand, he shot himself out of honor and due to his family retreating from him and the sheer realization that the Count had been his rival, Edmond Dantes, the entire time. -
「RA#4」Villefort's madness
By this point, Villefort's entire family had fallen sick with the exception of himself, his wife, and Nortier, who had grown immune to the brucine. Coming home to the sight of his wife and child dead to the poison after his harsh words previously was enough to drive him into insanity, especially after meeting once more with Edmond Dantes, the man he had once imprisoned many years ago. -
「CLI#1」Danglars spared
Scraped of his remaining money by the Italian bandits, the Count returns to allow him to go free, marking the end of his vengeance. -
「FA#1」Maximilien's threat
Overcome with sadness by the apparent loss of his lover, Valentine, Maximilien gives the Count a time span of a month before he managed to kill himself by the Count's own means. However, at the very last day, Maximilien convinces the Count not to die with him and drinks the 'poison,' until he realizes that Valentine was alive and they were able to be reunited. -
「RES#1」Dantes' exit
After telling Mercedes that they would see each other again, and concluding his business, Dantes leaves with Haydee, leaving Maximilien and Valentine to live their lives in peace, feeling exempt from any more of God's plans regarding Dantes' vengeance.