The Three Musketeers Audiobook
DuneFan22 for Porthos
He is presented as a relatively simple and common person: he is the least intelligent of the musketeers and maintains, in a certain way, a childlike lifestyle. In the novel, he is always ready to help, appears to be appreciated by the majority and is easy to please. Porthos is in search of recognition and prestige. Dumas represents through this character, the portrait of the power-hungry middle-class.
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rawl under the table. “Well, my Captain, the truth is that we were six against six. But we were not captured by fair means; and before we had time to draw our swords, two of our party were dead, and Athos, grievously wounded, was very little better. For you know Athos. Well, Captain, he endeavored twice to get up, and fell again twice. And we did not surrender—no! They dragged us away by force. On the way we escaped.
The cardinal’s Guards! Sheathe your swords, gentlemen, sheathe your swords!
All for one, one for all.