A character in The Count of Monte Cristo
The Count of Monte Cristo by Dumas, Alexandre; Maquet, Auguste
The upright, courageous son of the shipowner Morrel, an army officer who becomes the Count's protégé and is in love with Valentine de Villefort.
Inside the story
Maximilian Morrel is the upright, courageous son of a Marseille shipowner and serves as an army officer. He is closely connected to the Count of Monte Cristo as his protégé and is in love with Valentine de Villefort.
A strong-minded, upright young man of about twenty-two with a frank, handsome, open face and the erect, disciplined bearing of a soldier, usually in the uniform of a Spahi captain.
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