The Man in the Iron Mask

M. de Saint-Mars

Also known as: Saint-Mars · Family: French government · Role: governor and jailer · First appears: Chapter 32

Life events

  • The masked prisoner rejects both titles and commands that he be called accursed.(Chapter32 · 📍 fort)

Chapter 32

  • prisoner: Philippe “He is, then, I suppose, the prince’s jailer?”
  • with D’Artagnan (D’Artagnan states that he commands Saint-Mars.) “I command this man, and he bores me, mordioux!”

Chapter 33

  • with D’Artagnan (Saint-Mars orders the carriage to be set on fire following D’Artagnan’s advice.) “D’Artagnan parted from his friend that same night, after having seen fire set to the carriage upon the shore by the orders of Saint-Mars, according to the advice the captain had given him.”

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