Madame Bonancieux

Role: former beloved · First appears: Chapter 6

Chapter 6

• with D’Artagnan (Former romantic attachment.) “For a time the delightful remembrance of Madame Bonancieux left on his character a certain poetic tinge, perishable indeed; for like all other recollections in this world, these impressions were, by degrees, effaced.”

Chapter 35

• with D’Artagnan (D’Artagnan expresses regret for Madame Bonancieux as a victim.) “‘I—I own that when my mind returns to that terrible period I have no recollection of anything but the rigid corpse of poor Madame Bonancieux. Yes, yes,’ murmured he, ‘I have often felt regret for the victim, but never the very slightest remorse for the assassin.’”

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