Brisemont

Also known as: the convalescent · Family: D’Artagnan’s household · Role: former soldier · First appears: Chapter 42

Life events

• Brisemont dies in agony after drinking poisoned wine intended for D’Artagnan.(Chapter42)
  • With: D’Artagnan
  • “‘Upon the Gospel,’ said D’Artagnan, throwing himself down by the dying man, ‘I swear to you that the wine was poisoned and that I was going to drink of it as you did.’ ‘I do not believe you,’ cried the soldier, and he expired amid horrible tortures.”
• Milady’s poisoned wine kills Brisemont instead of D’Artagnan.(Chapter65 · 📍 Villeroy)
  • With: Milady D’Artagnan
  • “I accuse this woman of having attempted to poison me, in wine which she sent me from Villeroy, with a forged letter, as if that wine came from my friends. God preserved me, but a man named Brisemont died in my place.”

Chapter 42

• employer: D’Artagnan “the false soldier who had tried to kill D’Artagnan and who, belonging to no corps, had entered into the service of D’Artagnan, or rather of Planchet, after D’Artagnan had saved his life.”
• employer: Planchet “the false soldier who had tried to kill D’Artagnan and who, belonging to no corps, had entered into the service of D’Artagnan, or rather of Planchet, after D’Artagnan had saved his life.”
• with D’Artagnan (Brisemont had previously attempted to kill D’Artagnan.) “the false soldier who had tried to kill D’Artagnan”
• enemies with D’Artagnan “the false soldier who had tried to kill D’Artagnan”

Chapter 65

• with Milady (Milady is accused of attempting to poison D’Artagnan, causing Brisemont’s death instead.) “God preserved me, but a man named Brisemont died in my place.”
• with Milady (Milady’s poison caused Brisemont’s death in place of D’Artagnan.) “God preserved me, but a man named Brisemont died in my place.”

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Extracted from the original text of The Three Musketeers. Made with Rho MD.