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The Three Musketeers Characters
| Character Name | Description |
|---|---|
| D’Artagnan | The brave young hero who dreams of becoming a Musketeer. |
| Athos | The oldest and wisest of the Musketeers, with a mysterious past. |
| Porthos | A strong and boastful Musketeer, loves luxury and wealth. |
| Aramis | A religious and scholarly Musketeer, planning to become a priest. |
| Cardinal Richelieu | The powerful and cunning chief minister of France, often the antagonist. |
| Milady de Winter | A beautiful, dangerous spy working for Cardinal Richelieu. |
| King Louis XIII | The King of France, often manipulated by those around him. |
| Queen Anne of Austria | The Queen of France, caught in a political struggle with Richelieu. |
| Constance Bonacieux | D’Artagnan’s love interest, a loyal lady-in-waiting to the Queen. |
| Monsieur Bonacieux | Constance’s husband, a weak and greedy man. |
| Rochefort | Richelieu’s agent and D’Artagnan’s enemy, a skilled swordsman. |
| Lord Buckingham | The English Duke who loves Queen Anne and becomes part of a major plot. |
| Comte de Wardes | A nobleman and rival to D’Artagnan. |
| Grimaud | Athos’s quiet and loyal servant. |
| Planchet | D’Artagnan’s clever and resourceful servant. |
| Bazin | Aramis’s servant, who shares his master’s religious aspirations. |
| Mousqueton | Porthos’s servant, who enjoys living in luxury like his master. |
| Captain de Tréville | The captain of the Musketeers and mentor to D’Artagnan. |
| Monsieur de La Porte | The Queen’s valet who helps D’Artagnan and the Musketeers. |
| Monsieur des Essarts | Captain of the Guards who trains D’Artagnan. |
| Felton | A young English officer manipulated by Milady de Winter. |
| Kitty | Milady de Winter’s maid, who falls in love with D’Artagnan. |
| John Francis de Winter | Milady’s brother-in-law, who helps expose her crimes. |
| Lady Clarick | Milady’s real name; a noblewoman with a criminal past. |
| Duke of Savoy | An enemy of France during the Musketeers’ adventures. |
| George Villiers | Another name for Lord Buckingham. |
| Lord de Winter | Milady’s brother-in-law, who seeks revenge on her. |
| Madame de Chevreuse | Queen Anne’s friend and a supporter of her secret romance with Buckingham. |
| Bernajoux | A soldier loyal to Cardinal Richelieu, defeated by D’Artagnan. |
| Monsieur de Brisemont | A friend of D’Artagnan who helps him gather information. |
| Monsieur de Cahusac | A soldier in the Cardinal’s Guards, often involved in fights with the Musketeers. |
| Beaugency | An officer in the Cardinal’s Guards, also serves Richelieu. |
| Countess de Winter | Milady’s previous alias, a widow who hides her criminal past. |
| Count de Rochefort | One of Richelieu’s agents, skilled in manipulation. |
| Lady de Lannoy | A close attendant to Queen Anne. |
| Lord de Winter’s son | Milady’s nephew, whom she tries to manipulate. |
| La Chesnaye | Richelieu’s secretary, who aids his plans. |
| Duchesse de Chevreuse | The Queen’s ally and confidante, involved in many intrigues. |
| François de Chavigny | A supporter of Richelieu and part of his schemes. |
| Guitaut | Captain of the King’s Guards, works closely with Richelieu. |
| Lavoisier | The King’s personal chemist. |
| Leblanc | Richelieu’s aide, who assists in various plots. |
| Madeleine de Scudéry | A French writer and part of the Queen’s inner circle. |
| Marcillac | A nobleman who supports the Musketeers in secret. |
| Monsieur de La Fère | Athos’s real name, a nobleman with a tragic past. |
| Monsieur de Montauran | A minor noble who assists the Musketeers. |
| Monsieur de Putange | A soldier who fights with the King’s Guards. |
| Monsieur de Valon | Porthos’s real name, a nobleman seeking fortune. |
| Ninon de l’Enclos | A famous French courtesan mentioned in the story. |
| O’Reilly | An Irish soldier in the King’s Guards. |
| Petit Jacques | A stable boy who helps D’Artagnan during his adventures. |
| Pierre de Jars | A loyal servant to the Queen, helps with secret messages. |
| Poulet | A minor character who assists in the King’s military efforts. |
| Priest of Béthune | A clergyman who shelters Milady in a convent. |
| Captain de Guiche | One of Richelieu’s officers, an antagonist to the Musketeers. |
| Raoul | D’Artagnan’s servant in later years. |
| Samson | An executioner who plays a role in Milady’s downfall. |
| Count de Soissons | A nobleman involved in France’s political intrigues. |
| Baron de Lussac | A French nobleman who supports Richelieu. |
| Baron de Pomeran | A minor noble caught in Richelieu’s web. |
| La Rochelle Governor | A military figure during the siege of La Rochelle. |
| Lady Aberdare | A minor English noble involved in the side plots. |
| Duke de Longueville | A noble ally to the Musketeers. |
| Duke de Laon | A nobleman and minor character in the King’s court. |
| Baron de Pontac | A noble ally to Richelieu. |
| Captain Meung | The officer who commands troops for Richelieu. |
| Leclerc | A minor character in the King’s administration. |
| Count de Chalais | A noble involved in secret plots. |
| Captain of the Cardinal’s Guard | Richelieu’s loyal officer who battles the Musketeers. |
| Comte de Rochefort | Richelieu’s skilled spy and a Musketeer foe. |
| La Ramee | A jailer involved in Milady’s imprisonment. |
| Cardinal’s Valet | A servant who aids in Richelieu’s schemes. |
| Duke de Guise | A nobleman embroiled in French politics. |
| Count de Soubise | A nobleman with military power, often involved in political struggles. |
| Baron de Montbazon | A French nobleman with interests in Richelieu’s plans. |
| Count de Crillon | A French nobleman who supports the monarchy. |
| Lieutenant de Vitry | A soldier who serves the King’s army. |
| Monsieur de Beaufort | A French noble caught in Richelieu’s power struggles. |
| Bishop of Amiens | A clergyman who supports the Crown. |
| Monsieur de Gramont | A loyal supporter of the Queen. |
| Duke of Epernon | A noble involved in military and court matters. |
| Lady Marguerite | A noblewoman who plays a small role in court intrigues. |
| Comte de Rocheguyon | A noble loyal to the King, caught in political intrigue. |
| Jacques | A servant who helps the Musketeers in their plans. |
| Captain de Castellane | A soldier who supports Richelieu’s army. |
| Francois de Boulogne | A French noble who is briefly mentioned in political plots. |
| Lucille | A minor character who assists the Queen. |
| Captain de Jussac | A soldier for Richelieu, often fighting the Musketeers. |
| Lady Mary | An English noble who plays a small role in the side stories. |
| Servant of Milady | Helps Milady in her plots and schemes. |
| Andre de Soudais | A French officer working for Richelieu. |
| Antoine | A minor character who assists in Richelieu’s schemes. |
| Captain Beaulieu | A soldier loyal to the Cardinal. |
| Charles de Batz-Castelmore | D’Artagnan’s real name, sometimes used in the novel. |
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