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  • Costa's Audio Book ft "The Count of Monte Cristo" Volume III 55,56,57 讀你聽2.2《基度山恩仇記》

    Costa's Audio Book ft "The Count of Monte Cristo" Volume III 55,56,57 讀你聽2.2《基度山恩仇記》
    2025/10/14
    Show your feedback: https://open.firstory.me/user/cln9oxg7r007d01xyhd0fadj5/comments CAB - Costa's Audio Book end of the year feature Alexandre Dumas "The Count of Monte Cristo" Plot outline by Auguste Maquet Early 19th-century Europe, France. Dantès the protagonist, a young sailor, is cruelly betrayed and wrongfully imprisoned. Finally breaking free, he uses a hard-earned treasure to accelerate his plans for vengeance. Re-entering Paris, he dazzles society with wealth and charm. Weaving subtle schemes, he tests the morals of those around him. New allies and rivals emerge, shaping the path of his journey. Volume III Chapter 55, 56, 57 00:30 55 Major Cavalcanti visits Monte Cristo, guided by Abbe Busoni’s instructions, to reunite with his long-lost son. He reveals his late wife Olivia and a retroactive marriage making their son Andrea legitimate and heir. 23:08 56 Monte Cristo instructs the younger man to pose as Andrea Cavalcanti, the Major’s long-lost son. He provides both men with forged papers, fine clothes, and invites them to his Saturday dinner. 49:58 57 Valentine and Maximilien meet secretly, lamenting her forced marriage and family greed. Eugénie wishes for artistic freedom. Valentine distrusts Monte Cristo despite Maximilien’s faith, urging secrecy in their forbidden love. Main Characters Edmond Dantès / Count of Monte Cristo – Orchestrates the central schemes of justice and revenge, observing and manipulating events in Paris. Gérard de Villefort – Ambitious royal prosecutor whose household intrigues and past actions against Dantès drive the main conflict in this volume. Valentine de Villefort – Villefort’s virtuous daughter, central to the household subplot and the target of scheming characters. Heloïse de Villefort – Villefort’s ruthless second wife, scheming to advance her own family’s interests and create tension in the household. Noirtier de Villefort – Paralyzed father whose intellect and eye-based communication continue to influence decisions within the Villefort household. Maximilien Morrel – Loyal suitor to Valentine, representing virtue and directly involved in protecting her and supporting the emotional core of the subplot. Albert de Morcerf – Present in Paris, socially prominent, manipulated by Monte Cristo, and part of key social observations and schemes. Bertuccio – Monte Cristo’s agent, whose knowledge of Villefort’s hidden crimes and investigative work enables parts of the revenge plot. Costa's Wordbook Frog n an ornamental coat fastener or braid consisting of a spindle-shaped button and a loop through which it passes Alicante - luxurious, old-world vintage, south of spain; a strong, sweet red dessert wine, somewhat similar to port or Madeira. It was popular among the European upper classes and often served after meals Marchioness n the wife or widow of a marquess 侯爵夫人 (Mar sian ness) Notwithstanding conj in spite of Perbacco - ita, gosh, my, golly O peccato! - ita, O sin! Baptismal adj relating to the Christian rite of baptism Curé n a parish priest in a French-speaking country (french, Cure ray) Surety n a person who takes responsibility for another's performance of an undertaking, for example their appearing in court or paying a debt; money given to support an undertaking that someone will perform a duty, pay their debts, a guarantee 擔保人 (Shur rity) Phaeton n a light, open four-wheeled horse-drawn carriage (Fey ton) Sabring (Sabre) v arch. cut down or wound with a sabre (Say bring) Banditti pl n bandit (Ban dit ti) Reciprocity n the practice of exchanging things with others for mutual benefit, especially privileges granted by one country or organization to another (re sip Pros city) Pretension n a claim or assertion of a claim to something; the use of affectation to impress, pretentiousness Cabriolet n arch. a light two-wheeled carriage with a hood, drawn by one horse; a car with a roof that folds down (Cab brio lay) Bouillotte - fr, an 18th-century French gambling card game of the Revolution based on Brelan, very popular during the 19th century in France and again for some years from 1830. It was also popular in America. The game is regarded as one of the games that influenced the open-card stud variation in poker. (Boo e yote) Coming Features The Lottery (Horror), Metamorphosis (Absurd) Complete Features Songs of Dead Dreamer, Last Unicorn, Brothers Karamazov, Fellowship of the Ring, Winnie the Pooh, Jane Eyre, Angels & Demons, Perfume, Great Gatsby, Jekyll & Hyde, Maigret, 1984, Metamorphosis, Dracula, Don Quixote, Dorian Gray, Anne Frank, Lord of the Flies, Liar's Poker, Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie, Great Expectations 《讀你聽》里程碑 2021: 0 太太陪同旁聽 全配樂 無剪接 附旁述 總結 文字大綱 不定時播出 2022: 2.0 全配樂 DaVinci剪接 小字典 作品介紹 智能主持+插畫 文字大綱 定時播出 2023: 2.1 DaVinci, Descript, CapCut, Suno 大綱+人物介紹+...
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  • Costa's Audio Book ft "The Count of Monte Cristo" Volume III 53-54 讀你聽2.2《基度山恩仇記》

    Costa's Audio Book ft "The Count of Monte Cristo" Volume III 53-54 讀你聽2.2《基度山恩仇記》
    2025/10/13
    Show your feedback: https://open.firstory.me/user/cln9oxg7r007d01xyhd0fadj5/comments CAB - Costa's Audio Book end of the year feature Alexandre Dumas "The Count of Monte Cristo" Plot outline by Auguste Maquet Early 19th-century Europe, France. Dantès the protagonist, a young sailor, is cruelly betrayed and wrongfully imprisoned. Finally breaking free, he uses a hard-earned treasure to accelerate his plans for vengeance. Re-entering Paris, he dazzles society with wealth and charm. Weaving subtle schemes, he tests the morals of those around him. New allies and rivals emerge, shaping the path of his journey. Volume III Chapter 53-54 00:30 53 Monte Cristo and Haydée attend the opera, drawing great attention. From her seat, Haydée recognizes Fernand as the man who betrayed her father, Ali Pacha, and sold her into slavery. 38:19 54 Albert and Debray visit Monte Cristo. They discuss Albert’s unwanted engagement to Eugénie. Debray reveals Madame Danglars gambles with stock money. Albert jokes about false news. Count suspects Debray leaks secrets. Main Characters Edmond Dantès / Count of Monte Cristo – Orchestrates the central schemes of justice and revenge, observing and manipulating events in Paris. Gérard de Villefort – Ambitious royal prosecutor whose household intrigues and past actions against Dantès drive the main conflict in this volume. Valentine de Villefort – Villefort’s virtuous daughter, central to the household subplot and the target of scheming characters. Heloïse de Villefort – Villefort’s ruthless second wife, scheming to advance her own family’s interests and create tension in the household. Noirtier de Villefort – Paralyzed father whose intellect and eye-based communication continue to influence decisions within the Villefort household. Maximilien Morrel – Loyal suitor to Valentine, representing virtue and directly involved in protecting her and supporting the emotional core of the subplot. Albert de Morcerf – Present in Paris, socially prominent, manipulated by Monte Cristo, and part of key social observations and schemes. Bertuccio – Monte Cristo’s agent, whose knowledge of Villefort’s hidden crimes and investigative work enables parts of the revenge plot. Costa's Wordbook Robert le diable - an opera in five acts composed by Giacomo Meyerbeer between 1827 and 1831, to a libretto written in French by Eugène Scribe and Germain Delavigne. Robert le diable is regarded as one of the first grand operas at the Paris Opéra. It has only a superficial connection to the medieval legend of Robert the Devil. Levasseur - Jean Théophile Levasseur, a French revolutionary and Jacobin politician active during the late 18th century. Omnibus adj comprising several items Gainsay v deny or contradict (a fact or statement) Nautilus n a cephalopod mollusc with a light external spiral shell and numerous short tentacles around the mouth; argonaut 鸚鵡螺 (Naw til lus) Roan adj denoting an animal, especially a horse or cow, having a coat of a main colour thickly interspersed with hairs of another colour, typically bay, chestnut, or black mixed with white (roam with n) Actaeon - In Greek mythology, he was the son of the priestly herdsman Aristaeus in Boeotia, and a famous Theban hero. Through his mother Autonoe he was a member of the ruling House of Cadmus. He is a hunter who accidentally saw the goddess Artemis bathing. As punishment for this forbidden sight, she transformed him into a stag, and his own hunting dogs tore him to pieces. Cagliostro - an 18th C Italian occultist and confidence trickster Nabob n a person of conspicuous wealth or high status; a Muslim official or governor under the Mogul empire (Nay bob) Potemkin - Grigory Potemkin (1739–1791) a powerful Russian statesman, military leader, and favorite (and likely lover) of Catherine the Great. Shah n a title of the former monarch of Iran (sha) Marmot n a heavily built, gregarious burrowing rodent of mountainous country in both Eurasia and North America 土撥鼠 Biped n an animal that uses two legs for walking Regale v lavishly supply (someone) with food or drink; entertain or amuse (someone) with talk Seraphic adj characteristic of or resembling a seraph or seraphim, angelic Hashish n cannabis Guzla n a gusle, a traditional single-stringed, bowed musical instrument from the Balkan region of Southeastern Europe (Goo sla) Pirouette n (ballet) an act of spinning on one foot, typically with the raised foot touching the knee of the supporting leg. Tepelini - Ali Pasha of Tepelena, 1740–1822 an Ottoman Albanian ruler of Ioannina. He was known for his wealth, ambition, and ruthlessness, sometimes called “the Lion of Janina.” Yanina is the city ruled by him Pasha n the title of a Turkish officer of high rank Burnouse n a long, loose, hooded cloak, typically made of wool and historically worn by Arabs and Berbers in North Africa, often in white for important events. (burn noose) Bayard, Duguesclin - fr, ...
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  • Costa's Audio Book ft "The Metamorphosis" 110th Anniversary 讀你聽2.1《變形記》

    Costa's Audio Book ft "The Metamorphosis" 110th Anniversary 讀你聽2.1《變形記》
    2025/10/10

    CAB - Costa's Audio Book Anniversary Release
    Franz Kafka "The Metamorphosis" 110th Anniversary

    《讀你聽2.1》周年紀念呈獻
    卡夫卡《變形記》
    故事荒誕寓言
    主角化身昆蟲
    反映作者經常刻畫的疏離命題
    作品對現代主義文學影響深遠
    探討近代社會的孤立無援
    階級主義 身份責任
    和隨之而來的壓力

    00:24 I Gregor Samsa wakes transformed into an insect, struggles with work anxieties, family pressure, and suspicion from his employer. Revealed to all, he horrifies them, attempts to reason, but is violently forced back into his room.
    38:50 II Gregor adapts to insect life, hiding from family while Grete feeds him. Furniture removal threatens his humanity; he clings to a picture. His mother faints, father misjudges, and in rage hurls fruit, embedding an apple painfully.
    1:19:10 III Gregor weakens, neglected and burdened by guilt. Family takes boarders, clutter fills his room. Drawn by Grete’s violin, he emerges, horrifying guests. Grete declares he isn’t Gregor. Resigned, he dies, freeing family to embrace renewal.

    Main Characters
    Gregor Samsa - a weary salesman bound by debt and duty, awakens as a monstrous insect. Though grotesque, he clings to fragments of humanity, battling despair while his family recoils, leaving him isolated until death.
    Grete Samsa - Gregor’s sister, first nurtures him with care and devotion. Over time, compassion erodes into resentment, burdened by his transformation, until she demands his removal, marking her shift into adulthood.
    Mr. Samsa - Gregor’s father, once broken by business failure, regains vigor after returning to work. Yet, his renewed strength comes with hostility, as he views Gregor’s insect form with anger, fear, and violent rejection.
    Mrs. Samsa - Gregor’s frail mother, torn between love and horror, struggles with his transformation. Shielded by Grete and her husband, she wavers between compassion and fear, unable to reconcile her son’s humanity.
    The Charwoman - The Samsa family’s elderly cleaning lady. Blunt and pragmatic, she accepts Gregor’s insect form without fear or disgust, confronting reality directly while performing her duties with honesty and practicality.
    The Office Manager - Gregor’s boss. Distrustful and overbearing, the office manager insinuates that Gregor has been doing a poor job at work. He flees in terror upon seeing Gregor.
    The Boarders - Three temporary boarders in the Samsas’ house. The boarders greatly value order and cleanliness, and thus become horrified when they discover Gregor.

    Complete Features
    Songs of Dead Dreamer, Last Unicorn, Brothers Karamazov, Fellowship of the Ring, Winnie the Pooh, Jane Eyre, Angels & Demons, Perfume, Great Gatsby, Jekyll & Hyde, Maigret, 1984, Metamorphosis, Dracula, Don Quixote, Dorian Gray, Anne Frank, Lord of the Flies, Liar's Poker, Sherlock Holmes, Agatha Christie, Great Expectations

    《讀你聽》里程碑
    2021: 0 太太陪同旁聽 全配樂 無剪接 附旁述 總結 文字大綱 不定時播出
    2022: 2.0 全配樂 DaVinci剪接 小字典 作品介紹 智能主持+插畫 文字大綱 定時播出
    2023: 2.1 DaVinci, Descript, CapCut, Suno 大綱+人物介紹+字典 每周播出
    2024: 2.2 初階電容咪 Audacity, ChatGPT注解+插畫 分秒顯示 一小時内容

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