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ATHOS: Who are you?

Where is this?

He wouldn't just disappear
without a word to anyone.

Something's wrong.

Why bring this to me?

I'm no longer your Commanding Officer.

Just an ordinary musketeer
on work detail.

Athos would not just vanish.

Athos is drunk somewhere.

He'll turn up when he's sober.

We've checked all the usual taverns.
No one's seen him in days.

And the sooner this is done,
the sooner we can Look for him.

Someone speak to me.

ATHOS: If you mean to kill me, at least
give me the courtesy of an explanation.

MAN: We mean you no harm,
My Lord.

(ROOSTER CROWING)

Do you know us now?

You're Bertrand,
the inn keeper at Pinon.

And Jeanne, his daughter.

What is the meaning of this?

Forgive us, My Lord, we didn't
know what else to do.

We had no choice.

You ignored all our letters.

I make it a rule never to open letters.

- Now, cut me loose, damn you!
- (VILLAGERS GASP)

I could have your heads for this.

JEANNE: At least that would be quick.

Starving to death
takes such a long time.

And forgive her, My Lord,
Jeanne speaks out of turn.

He needs to know the truth.

You judge us in our desperation.

These are your lands,
your people you have neglected.

It is you that should be judged,
Monsieur le Comte de la Fere.

Cut me loose.

I will not listen to your complaints
while I'm tied to a chair.

TREVILLE: Bills?

A letter, from the estate of the Comte
de la Fere asking Athos to return.

All in the same hand,
signed by an inn keeper at Pinon.

"We are in desperate need
of your protection.

"We entreat you to return to us

"and honour the responsibility
of your family."

TREVILLE: There's your answer then.

Family business, nothing to do with us.

I have work to do.

You should try it sometime.

Pinon is only a day's ride away.

We could just check, unless you'd
rather stay here shovelling...

Surely anything's better than that.

All right, I'll ride with you.
But as a comrade,

not your Commanding Officer.

Whatever you say, Captain.

A word, Captain.

- If this is about General De Foix...
- Yeah.

- I have nothing more to say.
- Hey.

What?

I know there's something
you're not telling me.

If De Foix wasn't my father, who is?

Porthos, enough. And that's an order.

I thought you weren't
my captain any more.

Look, whatever you think
you're entitled to...

A fellow musketeer might be in danger.

This is not helping Athos.

Yeah. I'm going to find out,
whether you help me or not.

Oh, goddamn you.

You've brought me back.

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

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(SHOUTS) I left this life!

A long time ago.

What gives you the right
to bring me back?

We need your help!

You don't need a Lord to tell
you how to work the field.

You've always done it.

It's not us. It's Baron Renard.

He burns the crops
and poisons what's left.

He wants your land for himself.

We need the protection of our
liege lord, the Comte de la Fere.

You.

The Comte no longer exists.

(ATHOS SIGHS)

I'll talk to Renard.

And then I hope to never see
any of you again.

Hate this place if you like,
but don't punish its people.

You don't let up, do you?

What did you do, by the way?
Put a drug in my wine?

You were so drunk
you made it easy for us.

A man should never lose
himself to drink like that.

I'll bear that in mind.

(HORSES WHINNYING)

Renard.

MAN: Out of the way!

You.

Move!

EDMOND: Out of my way.

- Out of my way!
- (GROANING)

WOMAN: Please, don't hurt him.

ATHOS: That's enough.

(YELLS)

- Dare not handle me, peasant!
- RENARD: Edmond!

What is going on here?

Your son needs to learn some manners,
Baron Delouvrier.

RENARD: Stop that!

And open your eyes, boy.

Do you not recognise
a man of noble bearing?

This is the Comte de la Fere.

Your men's behaviour is a disgrace.

But, perhaps if you'd shown a little
more interest in the last few years,

I would not have had to intervene.

You have no right to abuse your power.

My right, my dear Comte,
is that of any concerned neighbour.

Your estate has gone to wrack and ruin.

These people are thieves and parasites.

I was only attempting
to assert some order.

I'm sure we can sort this out
like honourable men.

RENARD: Nothing would please me more.

Lead on.

You're very kind, my dear.
And very pretty.

Normally, I find the peasant classes
ugly as gargoyles. (LAUGHS)

But every now and then,
one discovers a rose amongst the thorns.

Shall we get to business?

I'm anxious to return to Paris.

What are your plans for the estate?

The estate is of no more concern for me.
I have renounced my title.

One cannot renounce
what is given by God.

God had no part in this.

I've never heard of such a thing.

What about your position?

Your responsibility to the social order?

This land is a sacred trust.

It is your birthright.
Your family name...

I am not asking for your approval.
I am still the legal land owner.

Now, I must have your undertaking
that my tenants will be left in peace.

Huh, perhaps you care more
for such low people,

now you are one of them yourself.

However, I promise you,

they will be treated as they deserve.

You promised me this land, Father.

Sometimes, Edmond, I wonder
how a man with my wits

could have fathered such a dolt.

I promised to treat these
vermin as they deserve.

And they deserve nothing.

Athos is a traitor to his own kind.

I take my responsibilities
to future generations seriously,

even if he does not.

If you aren't the Comte any more,
you're the same as them.

So, you must kneel in
the presence of your batters.

You gave me your word.

I don't negotiate with peasants.

I said kneel!

(GRUNTING)

No!

- (JEANNE SCREAMING)
- (ATHOS GROANS)

The Comte de la Fere is no more!

This man is a vagrant and an imposter.

The punishment for such a crime
must be exemplary.

(HORSE WHINNIES)

- You can't do this!
- EDMOND: Take your hands off me!

(EDMOND GRUNTING)

Leave him alone.

- (HORSES WHINNYING)
- (GASPS)

Soldiers are coming!

Withdraw!

We'll be back.

Bring the girl.

- (SCREAMING)
- ATHOS: No! No!

Renard!

(JEANNE SCREAMING)

(HORSES NEIGHING)

This might sting a little.

What will they do with my Jeanne?

Don't worry, we'll find her.

D'ARTAGNAN: Athos...

Give up your title
if it makes you happy, I mean that.

But think about these people.
They live on your land.

- They need your help.
- I have nothing to offer them.

If I didn't know you better,
I'd say that sounded pretty cowardly.

Get out of my way.

The Athos I know always fights
against injustice, wherever he finds it.

Not here, not this time.

I thought Milady's influence
over you was done.

Let this happen and they become
her victims, too.

Athos, these people
have no other protection.

Only us.

ATHOS: This is not your fight.

It is now.

And I like it here.

D'ARTAGNAN: Athos.

(BIRDS TWITTERING)

(PANTING)

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

CATHERINE: Help! He's dead!
Your brother's dead!

She did this.
Your wife, she murdered Thomas.

He tried to force himself on me.

I had no choice.

Help. Help me.

(SOBBING) Help me.

Help me, please. Please.

CATHERINE: Athos.

- Athos.
- (GASPS)

ATHOS: Catherine.

When my father died, his debts took
everything, including the house.

So I moved into a servant quarters.

I didn't think you'd object.

You live like this?

CATHERINE: I survive.

It's not quite what I was promised
when I was betrothed to your brother.

I hunt and trap my own food.

It's amazing what you can learn
when you've run out of choices.

I can give you something for that.

I saw you in the village.

I didn't recognise you, the clothes.

I'm told this is the height
of fashion in Paris. (CHUCKLES)

That was quite a shot you made.

Thomas taught me to shoot.

I was listening behind the inn.

I heard what you said to Renard...

About giving up your title. Is it true?

How it must have hurt to learn
that your precious wife

was nothing more than a common thief
and fraud.

What was her real crime,
in your eyes, I wonder?

Murdering your brother,
or beguiling you?

Baron Renard's hunting lodge
is in the forest,

about three leagues west from here.

Are you sure you can handle this?

We'll fight this battle.

You worry about how to win the war.

We'll bring your daughter.

Good luck.

What's going on between
you and the Captain?

There's something he's not saying.

Something he knows about me.

Such as?

I wish I knew.

Raspberry brandy?
Not quite vintage, but it's good.

To old times.

The one toast I can't drink to.

Was it all so bad?

We've known each other
since we were children.

Have you forgotten what
our fathers wanted for us?

- We were too young to be betrothed.
- We would have married.

And then you brought that woman home
and I was quietly passed on to Thomas.

I liked him well enough.

As one might a brother. I was content.

But even that was stolen from me.

You've been hurt too much
because of me.

Because of her.

Tell me, Athos, in all these years,

has my suffering
ever crossed your mind?

(SIGHS) If there's anything
I can do to make things...

Well, you could turn back time, Athos.

Is that within your powers?

Are you going to stop Renard?

ATHOS: It's not my battle.

CATHERINE: They might
have killed you today.

All the more reason to leave.

I've no argument with the Baron.

All I want is to restore the estate
to its proper place.

To have something of my old life back.

- Perhaps he can give me that.
- Renard can't be trusted.

Oh, who else can I trust?

You?

You did well to hang her.

I hope she's burning in hell.

- Hey!
- ALL: Hey!

Edmond.

If Athos really has given up his title,
then there's no reason for him to fight.

No true member of the aristocracy
would speak such poison.

There must be something more to it.

Some kind of trick?

Either way, his heresy
cannot go unpunished.

This is war. He has forfeited
any right to his land.

Make sure there's nothing left of Pinon.

Not a man, a woman, brat, or hog.

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

(INHALING DEEPLY)

Come here.

Are these really all the weapons
you have?

Yeah.

TREVILLE: You'll never beat the Baron
with this.

Not enough powder or shots to frighten
the birds, let alone Renard's men.

An army of scarecrows

with no horses, no swords...

And no fire arms.

ATHOS: There's more at the house.

How much more?

Enough to make a fight of it.

You came back.

Do you want to get the weapons,

or do you want to stand here and chat?

D'ARTAGNAN: What made you
change your mind?

ATHOS: You were right.

Whatever happened here,
the people of Pinon are not blame.

They shouldn't suffer
because of my mistakes.

Every nobleman had to raise
a local militia in times of war.

My father kept a secret armoury
and I continued that tradition.

Little battered,
but just about serviceable.

Talking about yourself or that pistol?

(CHUCKLES)

(EXHALES)

Hey.

It was always a good dry cellar.

With any luck, the powder
won't have spoiled.

The family vault.

My ancestors, a dozen generations or so.

You can't believe them.

Was it all a lie?

Did you ever love me?

You know I did.

You have to help me get out of this.

You have to believe me.

CATHERINE: Be quiet.

We're sick of your lies.

Make your peace with God,
Anne, for you must die.

I love you!

Is the powder good?

I think so.

Then let's get out of here.

To village whores
and farmers' daughters!

(CROWD CHEERS)

(LAUGHING AND CHATTERING)

MAN: Well, Edmond, it's time
to break in the filly.

(CHEERING)

RENARD: All in good time, gentlemen.

It is for my son to break her in first.

EDMOND: That privilege is yours, Father.

RENARD: Not me, my boy.

Well, I used to find a piquancy
in struggles and tears,

but a man grows jaded
with such simple pleasures.

(CROWD CHANTING)
Hey! Hey! Hey!

CROWD: Go! Go! Go!

We're gonna get you out of here.

Father!

Damn. The bitch has bolted!

Has she though?

Let's have some sport.

We'll run her down like a fox!

(CROWD YELLING)

I didn't think that would work.

Centuries of inbreeding is making
the aristocracy (CLICKS TONGUE) stupid.

RENARD: Get the girl! Come on...

I want that girl found!

ATHOS: That's all the gun powder.

(HORSE WHINNYING)

D'Artagnan, allow me to introduce

my late brother's betrothed,
Catherine de Garaville.

Is he a musketeer, too?

From the Comte de la Fere
to a common soldier, makes no sense.

It makes sense to me,
more than anything else.

So, you are going to fight Renard?

Come with us. You'll be better off
with the other villagers.

Don't confuse me with them.

I wasn't born to this life.

Forgive me.

I was simply thinking of your safety.

I can look after myself.

There's one thing you should know.

My wife is still alive. She lives
in Paris, mistress to the King.

She destroyed all my hopes.

She ruined your life
and yet she still breathes.

What kind of a man of honour
do you call yourself?

(SIGHS)

It never ends.

I should have gone
when I had the chance.

If you did, you'd never
have forgiven yourself.

You think you know me, but you don't.

Just drive the damn cart.

(HORSE WHINNYING)

BOY: Jeanne’s back!

(PEOPLE MURMURING)

They've brought my Jeanne home.

- Did they hurt you?
- No.

Thank God you're safe.

Renard won't come in the dark,
not across marshy ground,

but he'll come.

BERTRAND: Let's get you home.

(CHATTERING)

It's true, I left without a word

and true,
I never gave a thought to your fate.

But you have made my absence a reason

to surrender responsibility
for your own lives.

What future do we have without
the protection of a Lord?

What choice,
when our lives are not our own?

Then take Renard, let him have
the land and you with it.

Exchange one noble name for another.

Your attachment to my family is
touching, but it is no longer practical.

JEANNE: This land belongs to you.

It can rot for all I care.

But it's our home, everything we know.

Then take it.

I've no use for it. I give it to you.

Just when you think he won't
surprise you any more.

ATHOS: Face down Renard.

Defend the village
and the land that your family

has worked for generations,
will be yours.

(CROWD MURMURING)

Listen to me, all of you.

In any war, you have two choices.

You can sue for peace on
the best terms you can get...

Or you can fight.

If you choose to fight,
we will stand with you.

But ask yourselves,
is your cause worth dying for.

We're dying already.

How can we defeat Renard and his men?

We're not soldiers.

You are defending your homes,
your children,

your lives.

You have something worth fighting for.

Do they?

If you choose to make a stand,
be here at sun up.

(ROOSTER (ROWING)

They're not coming.

We can hardly blame them.

They've made their decision.

Let' s go.

TREVILLE: Wait.

Just you.

(FOOTSTEPS)

Looks like we're staying.

PORTHOS: Just, er, one question.

How exactly do we turn this bunch
of misfits into a fighting force?

Hold your arms steady
and sight down the barrel.

Wait until you're sure of your target.

With one ball you only have one chance.

We thrust, low to the stomach.

High to the face.

Fire.

(GASPING)

Pack the shot and wadding down
so you're ready to fire.

- And, thrust! And, thrust!
- (MEN GRUNTING)

And, thrust!

We'd all be dead by now,
but don't let that bother you.

Let's try again.

(GUNSHOT)

Okay, let's try again.

This is where we make them pay,
for both of us.

Over there. Right there.

This is where we make our stand.

Good. They have to come to us.

We need every man, woman
and child inside the perimeter.

That's it, everyone.
Everything you can find.

Chairs, tables, barrels, baskets.

If it's not nailed down,
we need it here now.

Quick as you can.

I wasn't sure you'd come.

Of what I've seen of these people,
you need all the help you can get.

Careful with that.

Last few treasures I have left
are in there.

Everything your wife left me with.

The barricade should hold,
to the south and west

and with water to the north.

They've no choice but to take this path.

There's no cover,
and they'll be badly exposed.

That gives us an advantage.

Aramis, D'Artagnan, take your positions.

I lay awake last night
thinking what am I doing here.

That this isn't my fight.

Did you come up with an answer?

This morning I realised
it's just what I was born to do.

You mean protect the innocent
and fight against injustice?

Oh, that too, but mainly,
you know, just to fight.

To risk everything,
put it all on the line.

(CHUCKLES) How else do I know
I'm truly alive?

(BOTH LAUGH)

(GRUNTING)

You know what really hurts, Athos?

You never once tried to find out
what happened to me.

I suppose I thought you'd left town.
Married.

My father's debts, no land, no dairy,

and the taint of what had happened.

Eligible men found me undesirable.

They were wrong.

Perhaps, when I sign over
the land to you...

I forgot, I haven't told you
of my plans.

(GUNSHOT)

- Ah!
- (WOMAN SCREAMING)

To your stations!

(GUNSHOTS)

Keep low.

Athos, do you really mean that?

Keep your head down.

(SOBS) Oh, Alvera.

Hold!

I said hold!

You can't shoot what you can't see!

You're just wasting ammunition.

He's trying to see
how many guns we have.

Had a lot of practise with rabbits.

(BLOWS)

EDMOND: Two dead.

You said there wouldn't be
any resistance.

Musketeers!

They never could mind
their own business.

You want this land, boy?
You're going to have to fight for it.

(MAN SHOUTING INDISTINCTLY)

Have you seen Madame de Garaville?

(WOMAN CRYING)

Allow me.

I thought I was alone.

You must think me very foolish

and vain.

Beautiful.

It's my mother's.

It's the one thing
I couldn't bear to let go.

I always dreamed I might be
able to wear it again one day,

when I was restored
to my proper position.

Do you ever wish

that you'd chosen me?

Even after everything that's happened,
you still prefer her.

At least I know now
why she's still alive.

I should see to the wounded.

Them, but don't fret.

When this is over, I'll make
sure they're well looked after.

They're my people now, after all.

I'm pleased to hear you say so.

The thought of wearing this again,

I cannot tell you
how that makes me feel.

What you've done for me,
it means so much.

I've done nothing for you.

Catherine, what are you talking about?

The others are asking for you.

What are you looking at, girl?

JEANNE: You.

Stand here preening,
when there are people dying out there.

How dare you speak to me like that!

You have always treated us
with such contempt.

- Well, you are no better than we are.
- (GRUNTS)

When this is over,
you better be careful.

Girl.

(HORSES WHINNYING)

I thought we might avoid
any further unpleasantness.

- Go on.
- Since you seem so determined

to renounce your God given nobility,

sign over your lands

to Edmond in perpetuity,

and I'm willing
to spa re these poor folk.

Take the offer,

or you'll all die.

RENARD: My dear son's words may lack
elegance, but his sentiment holds true.

The land is no longer mine.

JEANNE: The land belongs to us now.

To all of us!

ATHOS: I have given
the estate over to its people.

JEANNE: So you're trespassing
on our land!

You mean to give the land to them?

Of course, to everyone, you included.

RENARD: You'd hand this rabble
your birth right to defy me?

I have made my choice.

So you have and it is on your own head!

Prepare yourselves.

Every last one of you
is going to die in pain.

Remember your discipline.

Think like soldiers,

and you cannot lose.

Hold your nerve.

Wait until they're in range.

(BULLET RICOCHETING)

- (YELLING)
- Hold!

- Hold!
- Wait, wait!

- Wait. Hold.
- Down, don't.

Hold.

(BATTLE CRY)

Fire!

(SCREAMS)

(GRUNTING)

(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)

(MOANING)

Reload!

- (MEN GROANING)
- EDMOND: Retreat, men! We regroup!

D'ARTAGNAN: Tend to the wounded
and repair the barricade.

- (MOANS)
- Load up the muskets.

- It's not over yet.
- You, get down, get down.

(BREATHING HEAVILY)

You've seen this work?

Never seen it not work.

Easy. Easy.

(BIRDS CHIRPING)

- (MEN YELLING)
- (GUNFIRE)

Right!

(ROARING)

(MEN GRUNTING)

(GRUNTING)

EDMOND: Athos!

(EDMOND GRUNTING)

ATHOS: Come on!

(SCREAMS)

(GRUNTS)

Come on!

Go on then. What are you waiting for?

Don't tempt me.

CATHERINE: Drop your sword, Athos.

(GUN CLICKING)

I can't breathe in a world
where your wife still lives.

If you won't do anything about it,
then I will.

She's the King's mistress.

Neither of us can touch her.

What will you give me for him?

I thought you meant
to give me my life back.

That at least might have been
some compensation.

But you deceived me there, too.

Perhaps he can give me what I deserve.

Put the gun down.
We can talk this through.

(EDMOND YELLS)

(FIRING)

(EDMUND GRUNTS)

You hurt? You hurt?

RENARD: No. No! Edmond?

Edmond?

Edmond, my boy!

(SHUSHING)

I don't want to die.

Remember your... Remember your position.

(EDMOND SOBBING)

Bravery, my boy. (CHUCKLES BROKENLY)

Bravery.

(SHUSHING)

(SOBBING) My poor boy.

Poor boy, Edmond.

Poor boy.

My poor, poor boy.

(SOBBING)

You saved my life.

I'd have done the same
for any musketeer.

But I won't take your hand.

Not until you tell me the truth.

JEANNE: Thank you
for all you've done.

D'ARTAGNAN: You did it, not us.

My Lord, are you certain?
I'm just a simple inn keeper.

Call me "My Lord" one more time
and I shall burn this letter to ashes.

This gives you power to act with
the authority of the Comte de la Fere.

You are Mayor of Pinon now.

The judiciary in Rome will protect you,
should the Baron make any more trouble.

They will not dismiss
the seal of Comte de la Fere.

The former Comte.

I don't know what to say to you.

Good, let's keep it that way.

I shall not be back here again.

Good luck.

I owe you all a debt of thanks.

I was wrong and you made me see it.

I don't think your change
of mind was because of us.

Who then?

ARAMIS: It's a beautiful day.

We really should come
to the country more often.

So it begins.

Can't help being nervous.

There's nothing to be scared of.

Secure the house. No visitors.

MARMION: Behold,
the motion of the heavens.

TREVILLE: This place has been
my home for too long.

Time for a change.

If we're going to get out of this,
we'll have to work together.

Agreed.

She's a liar and a cheat.
Why should we trust her?

(GUNFIRE)

PORTHOS: Aramis!
D'ARTAGNAN: No!

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

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