The Three Musketeers: quién es quién, cronología y lugares

D’Artagnan suffers a beating at Meung, loses his recommendation letter, and reaches Paris.

D’Artagnan joins Athos, Porthos, and Aramis against the cardinal’s Guards, turning his intended opponents into friends.

Bonacieux asks D’Artagnan to find his abducted wife, linking her disappearance to a suspected court plot.

Anne of Austria gives Buckingham a casket after urging him to leave France.

Richelieu wins Bonacieux’s support and instructs Milady to steal two diamond studs from Buckingham.

D’Artagnan accepts the queen’s mission to London after gaining Mme. Bonacieux’s trust.

Separated from his companions by attacks and traps, D’Artagnan reaches Buckingham and delivers the queen’s letter.

The queen appears at the ball wearing all twelve diamond studs, defeating the cardinal’s trap.

D’Artagnan finds signs of violence at St. Cloud and hears that men carried a woman away.

Athos tells D’Artagnan about a disastrous marriage and speaks of hanging a branded wife.

D’Artagnan learns Milady hates him and forges a reply from the Comte de Wardes to arrange a meeting.

D’Artagnan admits impersonating De Wardes, discovers Milady’s branded shoulder, and escapes her dagger with Kitty’s help.

D’Artagnan refuses Richelieu’s offered commission because accepting it would separate him from his friends.

Athos, Porthos, and Aramis overhear Richelieu and Milady discuss threatening Buckingham and arranging his murder.

Athos confronts Milady as her husband and takes the cardinal’s signed authorization from her.

The friends repel attacks from an exposed bastion and agree to warn the queen and Lord de Winter.

Lord de Winter confines Milady and orders Felton to prevent her escape or outside contact.

Milady blames Buckingham for her suffering, winning Felton’s love and promises of vengeance.

Felton kills Buckingham, then sees Milady sailing toward France and realizes that she has betrayed him.

Milady poisons Mme. Bonacieux, who dies in D’Artagnan’s arms before the friends pursue revenge.

Athos and his companions capture Milady, hold a trial, and condemn her to death.

The executioner beheads Milady across the Lys despite her efforts to escape judgment.

D’Artagnan presents Richelieu’s signed protection and receives a lieutenant’s commission instead of punishment.

La Rochelle surrenders, D’Artagnan takes command, and his companions leave military service for different lives.