📚 Summary: In this episode, tensions rise as M. Morrel praises Edmond Dantès' leadership and skill, but Danglars’ resentment toward Dantès comes to the surface. Danglars criticizes Dantès for assuming command after Captain Leclère’s death and accuses him of unnecessarily stopping at the Island of Elba. While M. Morrel defends Dantès’ actions, Danglars’ accusations reveal his deep animosity toward the young sailor.
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