Valentine de Villefort
fictional character in "The Count of Monte Cristo"
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Valentine de Villefort
Summary
Valentine de Villefort is a literary character[1].
Key Facts
- Valentine de Villefort's father was Gérard de Villefort[2].
- Valentine de Villefort's mother was Renée de Saint-Méran[3].
- Valentine de Villefort held citizenship in France[4].
- Valentine de Villefort is the creator of Alexandre Dumas[5].
- Valentine de Villefort is recorded as female[6].
- Valentine de Villefort's instance of is recorded as literary character[7].
- Valentine de Villefort's instance of is recorded as film character[8].
- Valentine de Villefort's instance of is recorded as fictional human[9].
- Valentine de Villefort's unmarried partner is recorded as Maximilien Morrel[10].
- Valentine de Villefort's family name is recorded as de Villefort[11].
- Valentine de Villefort's given name is recorded as Valentine[12].
- Valentine de Villefort's present in work is recorded as The Count of Monte Cristo[13].
- Valentine de Villefort's sibling is recorded as Benedetto[14].
- Valentine de Villefort's sibling is recorded as Édouard de Villefort[15].
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Origins and Family
Valentine de Villefort's father was Gérard de Villefort[2]. Her mother was Renée de Saint-Méran[3].
Works and Contributions
Valentine de Villefort is the creator of Alexandre Dumas[5].
FAQs
Who were Valentine de Villefort's parents?
Valentine de Villefort's father was Gérard de Villefort[2]. Valentine de Villefort's mother was Renée de Saint-Méran[3].