Other Figures — Minor Figures

39 figures from The Man in the Iron Mask who appear only briefly. Each keeps their own page; this one gathers them so they can be read together.

Jeanne d’Albret

historical ancestor · first appears Chapter 18

servant · first appears Chapter 47

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.”
Chapter 47 · with Aramis “Yves, Goenne, and his son,” continued Aramis, “will pass the muskets to us. You, Porthos, will fire when they are close.”

pilot of the island · first appears Chapter 42

Chapter 42 · with Aramis “Go, Jonathan, go!”
Chapter 42 · with D’Artagnan “M. le mousquetaire,” continued Jonathan, “told me to take you both on board my canoe, and bring you to him.”

lieutenant and commander · first appears Chapter 51

Chapter 51 · prisoner: Aramis “By my rank and by my name I swear that all except M. le Chevalier d’Herblay shall have their lives spared. I am lieutenant of the king’s frigate the ‘Pomona,’ and my name is Louis Constant de Pressigny.”

first appears Chapter 7

Chapter 7 · friends with Aramis “He is a very old friend, is he not?”
Chapter 7 · admirer: Aramis “But I do more than love M. de la Fere, dear Baisemeaux; I venerate him.”

first appears Chapter 36

Jesuit · first appears Chapter 60

Chapter 60 · with Aramis “I have the honor to expedite to you the R. P. Oliva, general ad interim of the Society of Jesus, my provisional successor.”

friend · first appears Chapter 35

Chapter 35 · with Fouquet “‘You have Belle-Isle,’ cried the Abbe Fouquet. ‘And I am naturally going there, when going to Nantes,’ replied the superintendent.”

poet · first appears Chapter 4

Chapter 4 · with Fouquet “Is it not a kind of poetical society, of which La Fontaine, Loret, Pelisson, and Moliere are members, and which holds its sittings at Saint-Mande?”
Chapter 6 · with M. de Gourville “I shall dine here,” said Loret. “M. de Gourville has promised me some craw-fish.”