Edmond provides Haydée protection while also involving her in his schemes.
The Count introduces Haydée as a beautiful woman under his protection and uses her presence in his plans.
Haydée's history with Fernand's betrayal places them on opposing sides.
The Count demands that Haydée reveal the truth of Albert's father's betrayal of her father, Ali Pasha of Janina.
Their interests converge around the conflict between Edmond's revenge and the younger couple's future.
Haydée plans to leave with Mercédès's son, while Mercédès confronts Edmond to plead for his life.
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