Which cultural viewpoint does fernand display in this scene? he expresses the view that marriage is a matter of custom or law rather than merely love. he feels love for mercédès because his culture tells him to, not because of his personal taste. he accepts his culture's demand that he be a fisherman simply because his forefathers were fishermen. he thinks that he must live in the village all his life instead of leaving for better opportunities.

I believe the correct answer is: He expresses the view that marriage is a matter of custom or law rather than merely love.

     In this excerpt from the novel “Monte Christo”, written by Alexander Dumas, the cultural viewpoint which Fernand display is: the view that marriage is a matter of custom or law rather than merely love, trying to gain at least something in his favor, as Mercedes has declined his love for ten years. This is best seen in Mercedes’ reply to him:

     “You mistake Fernand; it is not law, but merely a custom, and, I pray of you, do not cite this custom in your favor”.

Can you let me know if you're arriving at the party (or-going to the party)

Can you explain how it works?

Please tell me what is wrong.

I'd like to know where you're from?

Do you know the ETA? (Estimated Time of Arrival)

Has she told you whether she has decided or not?

Do you know when you have to go?

I wonder whether Annie understands computers?

Can you tell us how to arrive at the post office from here?

Do you have any idea what to do?

I don't suppose you won't lend me 50 Rivals, yes?

Is there any chance you drive me to the airport?

I wonder if Susana enjoys classical music?

Hope this helps...Espero que te hayga ayudado ms respuestas :)