Baptistin
Chapter 50 - The Morrels
Baptistin
Baptistin leaps down from the carriage seat to ask the concierge if the Morrels and Herbaults will receive the Count of Monte Cristo.
Chapter 54 - Rise and Fall
Baptistin
The Count's servant answers the door and stands waiting at the threshold. He confirms the Count's fabricated appointment with Major Cavalcanti, providing the necessary proof to Albert that the Count is too busy to attend the dinner, thereby facilitating Albert's exit strategy.
Chapter 55 - Major Cavalcanti
Baptistin — aliases: the valet
Baptistin answers the door, recognizes the visitor, and announces him to the Count. He later brings a tray of alicante and biscuits to the Major upon the Count's whispering order, serving the drink before returning to the Count's side.
Chapter 56 - Andrea Cavalcanti
Baptistin
Baptistin brings a tray of alicante and biscuits to the Major on the Count's whispering command.
Chapter 62 - Ghosts
Baptistin
Baptistin announces the arrival of the Cavalcanti guests and later the Villeforts. He finally announces that dinner is served.
Chapter 77 - Haydée
Baptistin
Baptistin serves tea to the Count and Albert in the drawing room before retiring.
Chapter 82 - Breaking and Entering
Baptistin
Baptistin brings an urgent anonymous letter to the Count and questions the wisdom of leaving the house unguarded. He is ordered to take all other servants to Auteuil, leaving only the concierge behind, and is dismissed after expressing his concern.
Chapter 89 - Night
Baptistin
Baptistin brings news or enters the room and is followed by the veiled Mercédès. He looks to his master inquiringly when she reveals herself, and Monte Cristo gestures for him to leave, which he does, closing the door.
Chapter 90 - The Encounter
Baptistin
Baptistin accompanies Monte Cristo to the duel in a state of terror. He alerts Monte Cristo to the presence of a carriage and later the opposing party.
Chapter 92 - Suicide
Baptistin — aliases: the servant
Baptistin announces the arrival of Comte de Morcerf to Monte Cristo and later leads the General into the drawing-room.