Originally this book very much. Among all the works of Alexandre Dumas, this is the only one that I have read 7 or 8 times. I especially like the character Milady...
I don't know how many people like her, but in my heart, she is the soul of this book. Without her, this book would lose its luster. Her beauty, ambition, wisdom, all deeply attracted me.
To put it bluntly, d'Artagnan is a stunned young man with a boring self-esteem and a behavior that seems very small to modern people. While he seduces Madame Bonacieux, the young wife of the grocer, he is also attacked by Milady. Attracted by her beauty, she felt that her self-esteem was hurt when she found out that Milady was not interested in him, so she adopted a very disgusting method (pretending to be the other party's lover to write to her, and by seducing her maid and infiltrating in the dark Milady's house, and then smeared the fake lover and climbed into Milady's bed, and when she got it, she wrote a letter to her pretending to be her lover to abandon her.) Then she told Milady all this in person. It's not the kind of weak and weak woman who can be teased by him, and when he sees the brand on her body, he will kill again.
Athos, at first, I had a good impression of this person. He was considered to be a decent person among the three musketeers and one reserve musketeer. But after the episode where he said he suspected Milady was his ex-wife, I didn't like him any more. Because he accidentally discovered that his wife had a lily brand on her shoulders during a hunt, and he didn't even give her a chance to speak, so he directly hanged her. And such a person can be called kindness, integrity, and sophistication.
Bordos is completely a vain playboy with a little white face. . . With a shy face, he ran to his mistress's house as his cousin, eating and drinking. Just because he's handsome, he seems to be doing what he should. This is no logic! !
Maybe the social environment at that time was like that. Infidelity to marriage - The Queen of France and the Duke of England are seen as a great love. Madame Bonacieux cheated on her husband, stealing her husband's money and wanting to go away with D'Artagnan is also known as pure kindness. Dardanyan's impulsive, ignorant and ruffian character is considered brave and strong.
And why is Milady the villain in the book? Because other women, whether it is the queen or Madame Bonacieux, do whatever tricks they do for men. To put it bluntly, they are the appendages of men, so their actions are regarded as pitiful in this patriarchal society. excusable.
But Milady is different. At the beginning of the book, he never said how the brand on her body came from. When she was about to be killed by several of their men, she was told by the executioner who branded her. Because the executioner believed that Milady had seduced his younger brother, who had a promising future, as a monk, so that his younger brother could not become a "respectable person". So he took her and gave her this brand.
What a "good" reason. Then her husband, who was so fascinated and loved by her before, hung her to death without giving her a chance to explain after seeing the lily on her shoulder. Is this a married couple with a sacred covenant?
Fortunately, she didn't die. She changed her name and changed her surname. She didn't know how much she paid, and finally got the appreciation of the cardinal. became his assistant. However, the cardinal only considered her to be a useful tool.
Milady was indeed not a good man. But she is the most genuine person. Her ambitions and ambitions, her efforts are all for herself, not for men. So I admire her. But precisely because she didn't want to be a man's plaything, but wanted to control her own destiny, and even wanted to play with men between her stock fingers, she violated the bottom line of a male-dominated society. In today's opinion, Milady, who should have done something, only ended up being rejected. The ending of the murder of the former husband and suitor.
Nima this book is too bad. . . Is it the new show in the legend~
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