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Fan Fiction: Stories 21–30

This is fan fiction. Original stories written by contributors to this site, not by Alexandre Dumas, unofficial and non-canonical. See the Fan Fiction hub for more.
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The Count of Monte Cristo · a fellow prisoner · 2 chapters

Before Edmond Dantès found him, Abbé Faria spent years teaching another prisoner at the Château d'If, one who didn't survive to use what he learned.

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The Count of Monte Cristo · Eugénie Danglars · 6 chapters

In the years before the Count arrived in Paris, a banker's daughter learned exactly what her father valued, and exactly what he didn't.

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Joseph Balsamo · Nicole

Andrée's maid serves two masters, and neither of them knows about the other, until the arrangement starts to cost more than it pays.

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Joseph Balsamo · young Gilbert

Before he became a philosopher and a physician, a penniless young man at Taverney learned the exact shape of his own powerlessness.

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Joseph Balsamo · Andrée de Taverney

Long before Balsamo's influence over her became public knowledge, Andrée noticed the gaps in her own memory, and started keeping a private record.

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The Queen's Necklace · Nicole Oliva

The woman hired to resemble the queen has her own face, her own history, and her own account of the night she never got to explain to anyone.

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The Queen's Necklace · Boehmer

The royal jeweler built a masterpiece he was sure no one could afford, right up until someone offered to buy it.

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The Queen's Necklace · Reteau de Villette

Before his forged letters brought down a cardinal, a minor hack writer discovered he had a real, dangerous talent.

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Taking the Bastille · Catherine Billet

While Pitou marches toward Paris, the woman he loves has her own war to fight, against her father, her reputation, and her own uncertain heart.

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Taking the Bastille · Farmer Billet

Long before he stormed the Bastille, an ordinary farmer had to decide what loyalty to his country actually required of him.

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