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The Count of Monte Cristo

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"A correspondent at Yanina informs us of a fact of which until now we
had remained in ignorance. The castle which formed the protection of
the town was given up to the Turks by a French officer named Fernand,
in whom the grand vizier, Ali Tepelini, had reposed the greatest
confidence."

"Well," said Monte Cristo, "what do you see in that to annoy you?"

"What do I see in it?"

"Yes; what does it signify to you if the castle of Yanina was given up
by a French officer?"

"It signifies to my father, the Count of Morcerf, whose Christian name
is Fernand!"

"Did your father serve under Ali Pasha?"
            
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