Alexandre Dumas Trivia

1. Which musketeer came last to join the quartet?

From Quiz 'The Three Musketeers': Which Musketeer?

Answer: D'Artagnan

After hurting Athos' shoulder, exposing Porthos' fraud, and embarrassing Aramis, D'Artagnan was challenged to a duel with them. Right when they began to fight, a group of Cardinal's Guards, led by Monsieur de Jussac, came about. Recently, His Eminence had issued an edict against fighting public duels, so that meant the musketeers were under arrest. D'Artagnan helped Athos, Aramis, and Porthos fight off the guards, and they were so impressed that they became his closest friends. D'Artagnan joined their trio, making it a quartet.

From Quiz Dumas's Aramis

Answer: Abbé D'Herblay

D'Herblay was Aramis' original formal name. Afterwards, he became Bishop of Vannes, Superior General of the Jesuits, and Duke of Alameda.

From Quiz Books by A. Dumas

Answer: Aramis, Athos, Porthos, & d'Artagnan

'The Three Musketeers' is perhaps Dumas' most famous book. It was first published in 1844, and to this day it's still a popular read. Many film adaptions have been based on the book.

From Quiz The Three Musketeers

Answer: Aramis, Athos, Porthos, & d'Artagnan

Their different qualities contrast each other and make a nice group of friends. Porthos is funny and likes to talk, Aramis talks little about his private affairs and is book-smart, Athos is melancholy and secretive with a passion for wine, and d'Artagnan is street-smart and brave.

From Quiz Count of Monte Cristo

Answer: Morcerf, Danglars, and Caderousse

It would be these three who would lock up Edmond. Morcerf's (real name Fernand Mondega) motive was jealousy and treachery. He coveted Edmond's fiancee Mercedes, and made himself rich off of Edmond's money, bankrupting their employer Max Morrel. Fernand would pay for his crimes because not only is he guilty of coveting, he is guilty of treason, theft, and murder. Danglars' was Edmond's best friend and second mate on his ship. He was jealous of his captain and made himself rich by stealing from the poor. His motive was greed, and it would also lead to his downfall. Caderousse started out as a respected tavern owner and became a robber. Caderousse did not care for Edmond's father and he died of starvation, and since Caderousse did not pay the funeral bill Louis got buried in an unmarked grave. Caderousse's motive was envy, but it led him into crime and would lead to his death.

From Quiz Dumas - "The Three Musketeers"

Answer: Rosinante

Rosinante was the horse of the hero in the book "Don Quixote". It was rather a sorry specimen.

From Quiz The Count of Monte Cristo

Answer: brain fever

This was mentioned in the very first chapter of the novel.

From Quiz All About "The Count of Monte Cristo"

Answer: Renée de Saint-Méran

The correct answer is Renée de Saint-Méran. Julie Morrel is the daughter of Pierre Morrel, and sister of Maximilien Morrel. She marries Emmanuel Herbault. Hermine de Nargonne is the maiden name of Baroness Danglars. She has a relationship with de Villefort, but does not marry him. Heloise is the first name of de Villefort's second wife, and de Noirtier is his father's name.

From Quiz The Vicomte de Bragelonne - Love and Affairs

Answer: Mademoiselle de la Valliere

Raoul speaks to Athos in the chapter titled 'The Consent of Athos' and says: "I love Mademoiselle de la Valliere above everything; and it is not proper to leave her in a position where her reputation, her virtue even, may be assailed. It is my wish, therefore, to marry her, monsieur, and I have come to solicit your consent to my marriage."

From Quiz "The Three Musketeers Characters" Quiz

Answer: D'Artagnan

Unfortunately for our beloved hero D'Artagnan, his father gave him very little when he left for Paris. His yellow horse was the ridicule of many, and in the small town of Meung, D'Artagnan was robbed by the infamous Man of Meung, later revealed to be Rochefort.

From Quiz How Did I Die ?

Answer: I was beheaded by the executioner in Lille

Willing to make justice after all the mischiefs this woman had done, the four musketeers appealed to the executioner in Lille who also had some complaints against Milady. They caught her in Armentieres and the executioner beheaded her on the bank of Lys River. Twenty years after Athos asked his three friends if they had any remorse. Aramis answered that he didn't, because Milady's death had been God's will and they had only been His tools.

From Quiz Could You be a "Musketeer?"

Answer: Rochefort

Rochefort is the mysterious fellow that d'Artagnan seeks revenge against for several grievances. Buckingham is the Englishman caught in the Queen's scandal, La Rochelle is the town the Musketeers travel to in preparation for battle and Coquenard is the name of Porthos' mistress' husband.

From Quiz Alexandre Dumas' "20 Years After"

Answer: Tedeum

The Prince of Conde led the French army against the Spanish in the Lens battle. The French victory was celebrated with very much enthusiasm on the streets of Paris. On the grounds of this commotion, the royal guards entered the house of Broussel (a member of the Parliament who, with Blancmesnil's help, fought against the raising of the taxes). Broussel was finally released, after being arrested for several days.

From Quiz The Count of Monte Cristo

Answer: Danglars, Fernand and Caderousse

Ferdinand and Danglars sit at an inn and write the incriminating letter, while Caderousse, half-drunk, sits with them. He does nothing to stop them and therefore is also part of the conspiracy. The next day, at his own betrothal feast, Edmond is arrested... Villefort, the public prosecutor, is just as guilty as the three who framed Dantes. He throws Dantes in prison simply because the letter from Napoleon was supposed to have been delivered to M. Nortier, Villefort's own father.

From Quiz The Count of Monte Cristo: the lesser known

Answer: Elba

Captain Leclere's last wishes to have a package delivered to Elba lead to the wrongful imprisonment of Dantes.

From Quiz Visit Exotic Monte Cristo

Answer: Edmond

From Quiz 'The Three Musketeers': Which Musketeer?

Answer: Aramis

Since the age of nine, Aramis had been studying theology. His dream was to become an Abbe (French for Abbot). Right before he became one, a soldier insulted Aramis. Aramis killed the soldier, and thus forfeited becoming an Abbe. Aramis became a musketeer. It was always his hope to become a churchman. His lackey, Bazin, also dreamed of being a churchman, or at least serving one. The only reason Bazin agreed to serve Aramis was his intent of becoming a churchman.

From Quiz Dumas's Aramis

Answer: Madame de Chevreuse

Madame de Winter was Athos' old mistress, Madame Bonacieux was d'Artagnan's mistress, and Madame Coquenard was Porthos' mistress.

From Quiz The Three Musketeers

Answer: Mousqueton

Instead of money for payment, Mousqueton got to wear Porthos' old clothes, dressing nobly for a lackey. Mousqueton and Porthos had the best master-&-lackey relationship. Mousqueton loved Porthos so much that, when Porthos died, Mousqueton died of grief.

From Quiz Count of Monte Cristo

Answer: He throws it into the fire and burns it

Villefort is a royalist but has ties to Bonapartism. His father Noirtier, a well known Bonapartist, helped Napoleon escape to Elba during the French Revolution. Villefort knew if he or his father saw the letter the French would hang him as a traitor, so he burned it and forgot about Edmond, thereby condemning him to imprisonment in Château d'If, a notorious Turkish prison off the French coast, without a trial.

From Quiz Dumas - "The Three Musketeers"

Answer: A sword through his shoulder and into his chest

Athos was the only one wounded in the earlier fight with the Cardinal's guards, as before any of them had "time to draw their swords, two of them had been killed and Athos badly wounded." That is a quote from the book.

From Quiz All About "The Count of Monte Cristo"

Answer: Fernand Mondego

The correct answer is Fernand Mondego. Gérard de Villefort is the deputy crown prosecutor who unjustly sentences Edmond Dantès, the main character, to prison. Gaspard Caderousse drunkenly witnesses the plot against young Dantès, but does nothing to actually stop it.

From Quiz The Vicomte de Bragelonne - Love and Affairs

Answer: Louis XIV

La Valliere first professes her love for the King in the chapter titled 'Under the Royal Oak': "...it is not the privilege of all eyes to gaze upon the sun; but I will look upon him, even were I to be blinded in doing so."

From Quiz How Did I Die ?

Answer: Milady poisoned me

Constance was the innocent victim of an evil plot. Wanting to intimidate d'Artagnan, who had ruined his plans, Richelieu ordered the kidnapping of Constance Bonacieux, the musketeer's sweetheart. He had her imprisoned in Mantes. Thanks to the queen, who cared for Constance and managed to obtain a written order from the king, the girl was taken to the Monastery in Bethune. But fate brought Milady in the same place. Having the chance to get revenged at d'Artagnan whom she hated from all her heart, Milady tricked Madame Bonacieux. She told her that the Cardinal had sent his guards after her and that she had to leave immediately. When the sound of galloping horses was aproaching the monastery, Milady said: "It's the cardinal's guards. Let's run away !". Actually, it was d'Artagnan who was coming to see his dear Constance. Madame Bonacieux, with all the excitement, no longer had the courage to run away. Her feet melted and she fell on her knees. To end her revenge, Milady gave her a poisoned drink, telling her that it was actually an invigorating potion. Constance Bonacieux died in poor d'Artagnan's arms.

From Quiz Could You be a "Musketeer?"

Answer: four fine horses with excellent saddles

Buckingham gives d'Artagnan a nicely kept horse and equipment for himself and his three friends. The letter of pardon is given to Lady de Winter by the Cardinal and the Queen of France gives d'Artagnan the diamond ring.

From Quiz Alexandre Dumas' "20 Years After"

Answer: Mordaunt

Mordaunt, the son of Milady de Winter (who was decapitated in the first book, "The Three Musqueteers"), was angry at King Charles because he denied his name and inheritance. He disguised himself as an executioner and decapitated Charles I, while Athos, Porthos, Aramis and d'Artagnan were helplessly watching the horrifying scene.

From Quiz "The Three Musketeers": Which One was Which?

Answer: Athos

Athos' wife was a condemned murderess who tried to kill him when he found out her history. She fled to England and became known as Milady de Winter.

From Quiz The Count of Monte Cristo

Answer: Tiboulen

The closest isle to the Chateau d'If is Tiboulen, which Dantes barely reaches even though he's in excellent shape. The Chateau d'If was where Edmond was incarcerated after being tried by Villefort. Because of the charges against him, he is considered a political prisoner, and quite mad, and is quickly thrown into the dungeons. There he meets the other 'crazed' prisoner and they become firm friends.

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