Alexandre Dumas" novel "The Three Musketeers" remains extremely exciting and funny. ... Athos is the most important of the three musketeers. ... The end of the novel proves all three descriptions correct. ... This would be an excellent essay topic for "The Three Musketeers". ... This is why "The Three Musketeers" would be a great read for anyone. ...
Two of his most popular works are The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers. Love is the predominant theme in The Count of Monte Cristo and honor is the predominant theme in The Three Musketeers, however both are filled with betrayal and revenge. ... In both The Count of Monte Cristo and The Three Musketeers honor is a value that is observed throughout the story yet is always slightly beneath the surface. ... In The Three Musketeers there are two different instances of betrayal. ... The other instance of betrayal in The Three Musketeers is when "Milady" betrays her country of Fran...
In Alexandre Dumas" Novel The Three Musketeers, there are many secrets kept from the characters and the reader. The three central characters take on assumed names, each for their own reasons, but only one Athos, has a secret and not to keep a reputation. In fact the only character Dumas tells us completely about is d"Artagnan the hero and only known life of the group. ... For the three musketeers, two of their assumed names don't affect them. ... However, In Milady's final scene, Dumas tells us what we've all been dying to know; what did Milady do to get the fleur-de-lis? ...
The Three Musketeers By Alexander Dumas Historical Fiction The protagonist of this book is d"Artagnon. ... Who dreams of becoming a Musketeer. ... This book is about a young man d"Artagnon who comes to Paris to be a musketeer on his way he meets three musketeer's Porthos, Athos and Aramis who serve the king. d"Artagnon falls in love with Constance de Bonacieux. ...
The Three Musketeers by Alexandre Dumas is a story about friendship, politics, and vengeance. ... After his interview with M. de Treville, D'Artagnan offended three musketeers "Aramis, Porthos, and Athos "and accepted to fight a duel with each of them. ... During the following weeks, the three Musketeers and D'Artagnan became very close friends. ... The Cardinal requested for them to guard him on the road and, doing so, the three musketeers were led back to the inn they had just occupied. ... The Three Musketeers was a great book. ...
