One for all and all for one!! `•×•

Athos (Count de La Fère)
The eldest and wisest of the musketeers, the embodiment of nobility, restraint, and honor. He is enigmatic, prone to melancholy, and carefully conceals his past. His secret is revealed near the end: in his youth, he married Milady, who turned out to be a cunning deceiver and criminal. Athos is a master swordsman, possesses aristocratic manners, and is well-educated. He becomes d'Artagnan's mentor.

Porthos (Baron du Vallon de Bracieux de Pierrefonds)
He possesses immense physical strength and is good-natured, yet vain and fond of luxury. Outwardly, he resembles a good-natured fat man, trusting and even naive. Porthos is brave, which is evident in key moments, such as when he worries not about his own wound, but about the failure of the mission with the Queen's pendants.

Aramis (Chevalier René d'Herblay)
Refined and secretive, he is torn between military service and the church, prone to intrigue. Outwardly, Aramis displays meekness and politeness, but internally he is courageous. He is interested in theology and dreams of becoming an abbot. Aramis is a romantic figure, combining sensitivity and strength. In the end, he becomes the general of the Jesuit order and the Spanish Duke of Alameda.

D'Artagnan
The Gascon nobleman Charles de Batz de Castelmore came to Paris with the dream of becoming the king's musketeer. At the beginning of the novel, he is 18 years old. He is brave, passionate, impetuous, and possesses a provincial naivety. D'Artagnan is determined and cunning, willing to take risks for justice and his friends. He sincerely believes in a code of honor and strives for adventure.