The Musketeers

When Aramis's old friend and former musketeer, Marsac, unexpectedly returns to Paris, the musketeers are thrown into turmoil, fully aware that they should report him for desertion. His appearance coincides with the royal visit of the King's beloved sister and her husband, the Duke of Savoy, whom the musketeers must protect. Marsac believes he finally knows the truth behind the infamous massacre which killed his troop, and wants Aramis's help to prove it.

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That's for leaving me alone in the forest with 20 dead Musketeers.

#2

promises are written in water.

#3

we would kick the Duke's pompous arse

#4

An old friend? An old friend who just tried to kill the Duke of Savoy.

#5

I am the grand deceiver, and you are the bluff, honest man of action.

#6

he can hardly protest at our efforts to protect him.

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but we fought side by side, regardless, like soldiers.

#10

..not in mine.

#11

You're hiding something. No idea what you mean.

#12

Insulting the man who holds your life in his hands?

#13

I'll tell you who gave the Duke his information.

#14

I agree. There must be some other explanation.

#15 #16

Spain would pay twice as much and guarantee Savoy's independence.

#17

Treville is a patriot, a man of honour. The charges against him are ridiculous.

#18

One condition - Marsac stays under house arrest.

#19 #20 #21

It's not that simple, OK? There's a question of loyalty.

#22

Have you captured the man who tried to kill me?

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What is it? I have come to apologise.

#27 #28 #29

Why would I deceive you now?

#30

At the time, the attack was blamed on a Spanish raiding party.

#31

It doesn't matter. What matters is the truth.

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What is it?

#37

You do realise what's at stake? Of course I realise.

#38 #39 #40

and is in prison here in Paris.

#41 #42

Tell them to open the doors. If it will satisfy your curiosity.

#43

Do as he says.

#44

Alas, we live in dangerous times.

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