Memoirs of Aramis, Book 5

Why didn't Porthos die? How was Athos saved? Why don't the adventures of the famous four musketeers, d'Artagnan, Athos, Porthos and Aramis end with the last page of the book "The Vicomte de Bragelonne or another ten years later"? You will learn about this from this book. The novel provides an alternative continuation of Alexandre Dumas' trilogy about the Three Musketeers. The action of the novel begins from the moment described in the twenty-second chapter of The Vicomte de Bragelonne. Next,...

The first book tells that the author of the novel “The Vicomte de Bragelonne” Alexandre Dumas, having heard criticism of the ending of his novel from the young Marquise Dionne de Livry, decided to rewrite it. Contrary to the first version, which describes the deaths of Porthos, Muston, Raoul, Athos and d'Artagnan, in the new version of this ending only Muston truly dies, but he also dies at the wrong moment, and not for the reason described in the first version, and later at the h...

The preface to the novel “The Three Musketeers” by Alexandre Dumas states that this novel is not fiction, but the publication of the true memoirs of Athos, also known as Comte de La Fère. You can easily see this for yourself by opening the book. The said memoirs of Athos are allegedly entitled as follows: “Memoirs of the Comte de La Fère of certain events that occurred in France towards the end of the reign of King Louis XIII and at the beginning of the reign ...

You will find the first 44 chapters in the first book. The second book of Aramis's memoirs describes the period between the end of Alexandre Dumas's novel The Three Musketeers and the beginning of the novel Twenty Years Later. What did d'Artagnan, Athos, Porthos and Aramis himself do these twenty years? What was happening in France? It may be very interesting for the reader, because we left our beloved friends in 1629, and we will meet them again only twenty years later, in 1649! Will we ne...

The third book of Aramis's memoirs continues to describe the period between the end of Alexandre Dumas's The Three Musketeers and the beginning of Twenty Years Later. The action of the second book ends with the beginning of Saint-Mars' conspiracy against Cardinal Richelieu. Aramis and d'Artagnan unwittingly exerted their influence on the development of these events. We hope that the reader is interested in learning about the events that took place in France during this period. Alexandre Dumas...

The fourth book of Aramis's memoirs begins where the action of the novel "Twenty Years Later" begins. The Musketeers meet together only twenty years after they separated. The year is 1649. Retelling the book “Twenty Years Later” is pointless and useless. But the genre of memoirs has its own laws. Aramis is familiar with the book “Twenty Years Later,” which, according to the preface to the trilogy, is the memoirs of the Count de La Fère, that is, Athos, but Aram...

The sixth book of the fan fiction “Memoirs of Aramis” tells about the events that occurred during the action of the novel “The Vicomte de Bragelonne or Ten Years Later”, but covers them in a new way. Some minor lines are left aside, while other lines are developed in more detail. But the ending of this book is noticeably different from the ending of the novel “The Vicomte de Bragelonne”. Aramis is familiar with the trilogy "The Three Musketeers", "Twenty Y...

The seventh book of the fan fiction “Memoirs of Aramis” tells about the events that occurred after Aramis kidnapped King Louis the Fourteenth and replaced him with his twin brother Philip, who was previously held in the Bastille. Aramis, who has already become a general of the Jesuit Order, having decided to place the true King in the Bastille in the place previously occupied by his brother, nevertheless decides not to inform his brother, who has taken his place on the throne, ab...

The eighth book of the fan fiction, "Memoirs of Aramis", tells about the events that occurred after the trial of former superintendent of finance Nicolas Fouquet ended, which sentenced him to exile. King Louis XIV , irritated by the leniency of the court, commuted this sentence to life imprisonment in the fortress of Pignerol. D'Artagnan was ordered to deliver Fouquet to where the King's twin brother, Louis Philippe, was already being held by this time. D'Artagnan fulfilled this order of the...

The ninth book of the fan fiction "Memoirs of Aramis" tells about the events that occurred after Captain d'Artagnan, who prevented Aramis from replacing King Louis XIV with his twin brother, Louis Philippe, repented of this act. The King arrested Superintendent Nicolas Fouquet, whose case was examined by the royal court for three years, after which he was sentenced to exile, but the King commuted this sentence to life imprisonment. All this time, d'Artagnan was forced to act as a jailer, afte...

The ninth book of the fan fiction "The Memoirs of Aramis" tells about the events that took place after Louis XIV secretly returned to the Louvre to reclaim his throne, taken from him by d'Artagnan, who replaced him with his twin brother, Louis-Philippe. Louis was assisted in this attempt by the famous Duchess Marie de Chevreuse, the widow of two dukes, an eternal intriguer, and a former lover of Aramis and many other famous historical figures. The Duchess had decided to make a decisive attac...