Yves

Family: musketeers · Role: skipper and servant · First appears: Chapter 47

Life events

• Aramis, Porthos, and Yves prepare the canoe for escape by inspecting its supplies, weapons, and equipment.(Chapter47 · 📍 Locmaria)
  • With: Aramis Porthos
  • “In two well-closed coffers, placed beneath the benches of the prow and the poop, Aramis found bread, biscuit, dried fruits, a quarter of bacon, a good provision of water in leathern bottles; the whole forming rations sufficient for people who did not mean to quit the coast, and would be able to revictual, if necessity commanded.”
• Aramis abandons the cavern route and orders the canoe moved through the open-air passage.(Chapter47 · 📍 Locmaria)
  • With: Aramis Porthos
  • “Yes, yes, Yves, your reasons are good; we will go by the beach.”
• The Bretons kill the pursuing hounds before they can lead the guards into the grotto.(Chapter47 · 📍 Locmaria)
  • With: Goenne
  • “The Bretons sprang forward, knife in hand. In a few minutes there was a lamentable concert of angry barks and mortal howls--and then, silence.”
• Aramis orders an ambush to kill the approaching guards, prioritizing Biscarrat.(Chapter47 · 📍 Locmaria)
  • With: Aramis Porthos Goenne Biscarrat
  • “Biscarrat first,” replied he, coolly.”
• Aramis’s canoe surrenders to the pursuing frigate.(Chapter51)
  • With: Aramis Louis Constant de Pressigny
  • “Aramis made a sign with his head. Yves waved a white cloth at the end of a gaff.”
• The commander spares the sailors but claims Aramis for capture.(Chapter51)
  • With: Aramis Louis Constant de Pressigny
  • “Your lives are safe, my friends!” cried he, “all but the Chevalier d’Herblay.”

Chapter 47

• employer: Aramis “‘Yes, monseigneur; Goenne is here likewise. His son accompanies us.’ ‘That is well. Are all things ready?’ ‘Yes, monseigneur.’ ‘Go to the entrance of the grottoes, my good Yves, and you will there find the Seigneur de Pierrefonds, who is resting after the fatigue of our journey. And if he should happen not to be able to walk, lift him up, and bring him hither to me.’ The three men obeyed. But the recommendation given to his servants was superfluous.”
• with Aramis (Aramis commands Yves during the planned defense.) “Yves, Goenne, and his son,” continued Aramis, “will pass the muskets to us. You, Porthos, will fire when they are close.”

Chapter 48

• with Porthos (Du Vallon, formerly called Porthos, stops Yves’s knife.) “At the same instant, Yves lifted a knife against the young man, which was about to fall upon him with all force of a Breton’s arm, when the iron wrist of Porthos stopped it half-way.”
• with Biscarrat (interaction) “At the same instant, Yves lifted a knife against the young man, which was about to fall upon him with all force of a Breton’s arm, when the iron wrist of Porthos stopped it half-way.”
• with Porthos (du Vallon prevents Yves from attacking Biscarrat.) “At the same instant, Yves lifted a knife against the young man, which was about to fall upon him with all force of a Breton’s arm, when the iron wrist of Porthos stopped it half-way.”

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