The Three Musketeers, Chapter 62 summary
Chapter 62 of 68 · 6 min to read the chapter
In Chapter 62, Milady tells Rochefort about Buckingham’s assassination and Madame Bonacieux’s hiding place, then arranges transport, money, and a meeting point at Armentières. Their plans place Madame Bonacieux in danger, while Rochefort’s departure brings him into D’Artagnan’s sight and prompts the four Musketeers to hurry.
What happens
- Milady reports that Buckingham is dead or badly wounded and reveals that Madame Bonacieux trusts her.
- She accuses the four Musketeers of obstructing her mission and identifies D’Artagnan and Athos as the main threats.
- Rochefort insists that she remain nearby while he takes her news to the cardinal.
- Milady obtains his carriage, servant, and gold, and asks him to strengthen her disguise as the cardinal’s victim.
- She chooses Armentières as their meeting place and requests permission to enter woods adjoining the convent.
- Rochefort departs, passes through Arras, and is recognized by D’Artagnan, causing the Musketeers to hasten.

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What to notice
Milady presents Madame Bonacieux’s trust as a means of controlling her. The apparent friendship conceals a threat rather than offering protection.
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Why does Milady choose Armentières as a meeting place?

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