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The story revolves around two twin brothers, Louis and Fabrice, who are separated at birth. Despite being raised apart, they share a mystical bond where each can feel the physical sensations and emotions experienced by the other. This connection becomes pivotal as the brothers navigate their lives—one in Corsica, steeped in the island's vendetta culture, and the other in Paris, entangled in political intrigue and personal relationships.Alexandre Dumas, known for his historical novels such as "The Three Musketeers" and "The Count of Monte Cristo," brings his signature style of adventure and drama to "The Corsican Brothers." The novella explores the complexities of identity and fate, as well as the moral and emotional consequences of familial loyalty and revenge.