Villefort’s first wife and mother of his daughter, Valentine

A friend of Albert de Morcerf

Daughter of Villefort and his first wife, Renee.

Friend of Albert de Morcerf and the man Valentine’s father (Villefort) wants her to marry

Illegitimate son of Villefort and his former mistress, Madame Danglars (Villefort thought he’d killed the child but instead he was raised by Bertuccio and his wife.)

One of the false identities assumed by Edmond Dantes

Second wife of the Crown Prosecutor and mother of his son, Edouard

Son of Monsieur Fernand de Morcerf

Wife of the man who was in charge of the Pharaon’s cargo in Chapter 1, mistress of Lucien Debray, formerly Villefort’s mistress, biological mother of Benedetto

The child of Villefort and his second wife

Daughter of Ali Pasha who was betrayed by Monsieur de Morcerf (Fernand).

Lover of Madame Danglars (The Count uses him to unwittingly trick Baron Danglars into losing a million francs.)

Villefort’s paralysed father

The cousin (and now husband) of Mercedes (At the beginning of the novel he conspires to have Edmond wrongly imprisoned. He also betrayed Haydee’s father during a war.)

A false identity given to Benedetto, the illegitimate son of Villefort and his former mistress, Madame Danglars.

One of several false identities assumed by Edmond Dantes (He is the leader of a band of smugglers whose hideout is a lavishly furnished cave on the island of Monte Cristo.)

Daughter of Madame and Monsieur Danglars

A false identity given to an old man with a criminal past by the Count of Monte Cristo (He is the fictitious father of a character played by Villefort's illegitimate son.)

One of Edmond Dantes’ false identities (In a previous Chapter, he pays off Monsieur Morrel’s debt.)

The Count’s steward and at one time the adopted father of Villefort and Madame Danglars’ son

Villefort’s mother-in-law (She is the mother of his first wife and grandmother of Valentine.)