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The Warning Ignored (The Count of Monte Cristo, Chapter 10)

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In this episode of The Countdown of Monte Cristo, Villefort makes his most direct appeal yet: Napoleon is preparing to return. The king listens—politely—but assures himself the danger is minimal. While Villefort emphasizes urgency and sacrifice, Louis XVIII insists Bonaparte will be stopped before he ever sets foot on French soil.

Then, M. Dandré enters—ashen, shaken—and the illusion begins to crack.

Key Events:

•Villefort warns of a conspiracy born in Elba and spread through coded oral messages

•He stresses his loyalty by noting he left his own betrothal to deliver the news

•Louis XVIII downplays the risk, confident Napoleon has no support and no path to victory

•The king recites Europe’s strategic readiness as assurance

•M. Dandré bursts in, clearly rattled, suggesting the threat is no longer hypothetical

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In this episode of The Countdown of Monte Cristo, Villefort makes his most direct appeal yet: Napoleon is preparing to return. The king listens—politely—but assures himself the danger is minimal. While Villefort emphasizes urgency and sacrifice, Louis XVIII insists Bonaparte will be stopped before he ever sets foot on French soil.

Then, M. Dandré enters—ashen, shaken—and the illusion begins to crack.

Key Events:

•Villefort warns of a conspiracy born in Elba and spread through coded oral messages

•He stresses his loyalty by noting he left his own betrothal to deliver the news

•Louis XVIII downplays the risk, confident Napoleon has no support and no path to victory

•The king recites Europe’s strategic readiness as assurance

•M. Dandré bursts in, clearly rattled, suggesting the threat is no longer hypothetical

SEO Keywords:

The Count of Monte Cristo podcast, Napoleon Elba escape fiction, Villefort conspiracy warning, Chapter 11 Monte Cristo, Dandré character entrance, Louis XVIII political complacency, Restoration monarchy satire, Alexandre Dumas political themes, Bonapartist threat buildup, historical fiction court drama

Subscribe for bonus episodes and full-length story-only audio at patreon.com/gruntworkpod

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