(Artho, Portho, Aramis, and D'Artagan) The musketeers Artho,
Portho, Aramis and D’Artagan met again in 1661 and the story
restored their daring statement ‘All For One, One For All’.
Thirty years ago, they were musketeers and served their king
Louis XIII of French. We saw and admired their actions in late
novels as ‘The Three Musketeers’ and ‘Twenty Years After’. After
those 35 years, what happened to the musketeers? Now Arami,
Count de la Fere lived on his own estate with his son Roal, le
Viscount de Bragellone. D’Artagnan still served as a musketeer
Louis XIIII. Arami was Bishop of Vannes and more secretly, the
superior general of the Jesuits. Portho now the wealthy Baron de
Vallon, lived on his estate. D’Artagnan, the only one who was
still in active service, was captain of the King’s Musketeers,
Louis XIV’s personal guard. That was I was told how the heroes
settled in the beginning of the story ‘The Man in the Iron
Mask’. I had learnt from his novels that Dumas portrayed the
cruelty and selfishness of King