Ghada Al-Camellia

"I always feel that I will return to life again after my death." This sentence was always repeated by Marie Duplessis, especially before her death in the summer of 1846. Anyone who heard it would deplore the idea of ​​a beautiful girl like her thinking about death when she had not yet completed her twenty-third year, so when she became ill, Suddenly, her illness intensified, and she repeated this saying a lot. They attributed it to the delirium caused by the illness, but she was not delirious, nor was she lying, and her statement was like a prophecy. It came true: Mary died, and one year after her death, she was resurrected and returned to life, and she still lives to this day, not in her mortal human form, but as a value, and as a literary figure who often inspired artists, theater and film makers around the world.
As soon as she died, Alexandre Dumas Jr. felt remorse towards his lover whom he had wronged, so he decided to write the story of her life in a novel. Thus, "Ghada the Camellia" came to light one year after the real character's departure, and the novel achieved a success that no other literary work had achieved before it. Its editions and translations have been numerous into all languages ​​of the world, and it has been quoted in works of art that have been shown on cinema screens and theater halls all over the globe>