By popular demand republish one of the most popular post of Adele, one dedicated to the analysis of the famous novel by Dumas
For starters, let's examine the title: The Three Musketeers . All of us have always wondered why the "three", because the protagonists are four. Simply because, at the beginning of history, are only musketeers Porthos, Aramis and Athos.
And why not a musketeer d'Artagnan? We could say che il suo esordio come guardia serve a costruire la narrazione come un percorso di formazione.
Ma se ci atteniamo alla storia, i fatti sono altri. Non diventa subito moschettiere perché è così fesso da farsi rubare la lettera di presentazione per il signore di Tréville. E perché se la fa rubare? Perché da attaccabrighe qual è, a venti pagine dall'inizio del romanzo si è già beccato una bastonata che l'ha messo k.o.
Ora, per quanto sia difficile definire in tutta la sua pienezza la figura del "cialtrone", si possono enumerare una serie di caratteristiche che gli sono inequivocabilmente proprie, e tra queste ci mettiamo di diritto l'ostinata capacità di mettersi nei guai al solo scopo di vantarsi.
In the same series can also enter the gallantry with the opposite sex, which is pushed d'Artagnan, on balance, the general desire to be considered a great cool from the outside world, his real goal throughout the novel.
And to achieve his goal, our hero just does not look at anyone, as evidenced by a list of his victims:
- The Musketeers to serve what is true intimacy, you tell the d'Artagnan private witches of the Three Musketeers, by providing a reflection on the best use that can be done to his plans (" In its draft proposals for future intrigues d'Artagnan, it was decided to make his three companions tools His fortune was not sorry to bring together early in his hand with invisible wires to which it would make them move )
- To ensure the fidelity of his lackeys is not better than to fill it blows
- Poor Wardes Count: the poor man is beaten by a DA on the run who, not content to have him injured, the first complaint to the authorities laid on him by his own misdeeds. As the game he loves, he pretends to be cloudy with Milady.
- Milady note: the first with her pretending to be someone else, then with a nice turnaround promises to kill Wardes but to take her to bed. But of course, decide to tell her the truth. Guess when? Look at ', the very next morning, that good timing. And mica, for it is the moral scruples, noooo. Just because it is a bit 'annoyed by the fact that she views it as an idiot (wise woman).
- Ketty, my lady's maid. Here we can only save the quote: "-you do not love me! - Said Ketty (...) At this reproach, there is a response to which the women always cheat; d'Artagnan replied in such a way that Kitty remained entirely in error. " We need to say more?
- Finally, Constance Bonacieux. A poor fool who can only criticize the ingenuity and persistence to keep up with the creep. The poor girl was repeatedly kidnapped, abused, and quietly forgotten DA Oh yeah, he loves her so much and would save her, but since I can not find it (and who has not thrown that much for it), he threw himself on Milady.
And there is also a story that does it for her ... a masterpiece of the scoundrels!
We could go on for hours and hours, citing incidents which show the poverty of this man, but it would be too depressing.
Dear girls, if you want to comfort you, look no further. The good Dumas we need a figure of Man as they should, the fabulous Athos. Why
Dumas knows that you like tipini shady past and troubled by the tormented. Eccotelo there, drama and passion.
Athos mica kills, calculating, Athos hits blinded by love betrayed!
then look how he behaves with others: a paragon of virtue and dignity. Listen to the problems of others but mind their own business, when it comes to getting out of trouble is the only one who thinks out plausible solutions, when it comes to talking to the authorities send him on because we always can do, if you have two pennies them in his pocket from his friends.
And above is the only one in all history a burden financially on his wife (with the exception of the ring but Milady was his mother).
Dumas continues to repeat that at the time this was widely accepted, but these guys spend their time devising ways to get hold of a woman at random!
Bottom line: if you have to give away your jewelry, take care that at least there is a raccorglieli Athos and d'Artagnan a
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