In one novel, this character is rewarded for helping Charles II retake the throne of England beforehe investigates why Belle-Ile is being fortified. In another book in which he appears, this characterengages in a protracted duel with Mordaunt, a tyrant who executed Charles I. In his firstappearance, this character has his letter of introduction to Monsieur de TrÃ©ville stolen by the Comtede (*) Rochefort, while he dies shortly after being promoted to marshal in The Vicomte de Bragelonne. Inthat book, this man assists the title characters in fighting the agents of Cardinal Richelieu and proposes themotto "all for one, and for all" to Porthos. For 10 points, name this Dumas character, the protagonist of TheThree Muske
In one novel, this character is rewarded for helping Charles II retake the throne of England beforehe investigates why Belle-Ile is being fortified. In another book in which he appears, this characterengages in a protracted duel with Mordaunt, a tyrant who executed Charles I. In his firstappearance, this character has his letter of introduction to Monsieur de TrÃ©ville stolen by the Comtede (*) Rochefort, while he dies shortly after being promoted to marshal in The Vicomte de Bragelonne. Inthat book, this man assists the title characters in fighting the agents of Cardinal Richelieu and proposes themotto "all for one, and for all" to Porthos. For 10 points, name this Dumas character, the protagonist of TheThree Musketeers.
In one novel, this character is rewarded for helping Charles II retake the throne of England beforehe investigates why Belle-Ile is being fortified.
d'Artagnan [accept either underlined portion of Charles de Batz-Castelmore, Comte d'Artagnan]