Final answer:
The original question about who helped Caderousse and Benedetto escape from prison in 'The Count of Monte Cristo' cannot be directly answered with the provided references as they do not pertain to the novel in question.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question pertains to the characters Caderousse and Benedetto from the classic novel The Count of Monte Cristo by Alexandre Dumas.
However, there is no specific passage provided in the references that directly answers who helped Caderousse and Benedetto escape from prison.
Thus, based on the novel's context, it is important to note that in the novel, Benedetto plays a role in his own escape, and there isn't a direct reference to Caderousse being assisted in an escape.
As the novel is a complex story with many characters and subplots, assistance in escapes may come from various manipulations and betrayals rather than direct aid. In the context of this story, prison escapes are often symbolic of larger themes of justice, revenge, and identity.
Two possible answers: In the book The Count of Monte Cristo, the character Haydée helps Caderousse and Benedetto escape from prison. In Roman history, a tribune from the bodyguard of the emperor captured a bandit by leveraging his relationship with another man's wife to gather information and arrest the bandit.