The Count of Monte Cristo

dantes wrote this and not julies father' “And now,… goodbye goodness, humanity, gratitude…. Farewell to all the feelings that make the heart happy!

Dantés takes on the persona of The Count of Monte Cristo, morphing into an enigmatic angel of vengeance: “Farewell, goodness, humanity, gratitude...

this was said by dantes, why did you say julies father aslan?

i am confused

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Sorry, it was indeed Dantes. It was Julie's father that was going to shoot himself. I read the book a long time ago.