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Martina, come on!

Come on!

MAN: Yah! Yah!

(WOMAN PANTING)

It's been two hours
you haven't said a word.

Whatever the captain told you
must have been significant.

He told me who my father was.

Is that significant enough for you?

(CRIES OUT)

Martina, run!

Get away from the gate!

Yah!

- What are you doing?
- PORTHOS: Hey!

What's going on here?

What business is it of yours?

What have these girls done?

They're my wife's maids.

They stole from her.

- Leave! Now!
- (SOBBING)

Is this true?

Now tell me what you want here.

We've come to see
the Marquis de Belgard.

Then you've wasted your time.

He doesn't receive visitors.

Come on!

He'll receive me.

Get in!

Where is she?

Remember...

...you forced me to do this.

(SOBBING)

Please don't hurt her!

(MUFFLED SCREAMING)

(MUFFLED SCREAMING CONTINUES)

No.

No!

MAN: What the hell do you want?

I'm looking for the Marquis de Belgard.

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

You've found him.

Who are you?

My name is Porthos.

I'm your son.

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

Ripped By mstoll

Who told you this nonsense?

Captain Treville of the Musketeers.

Treville...

It was his treachery
that ruined my life.

That's our captain you're slandering.

This is my friend, Aramis,
also of the Musketeers.

If you knew what I do,

you would not take your captain
at his own valuation.

What else did he tell you about me?

Not much.

You'd better come in.

Your friend can wait here.

A long time ago, I did something cruel

and unforgiveable
to Porthos and his mother.

I did it in the name of friendship,

but it's a stain on my honour
I can never remove.

And I have spent even; moment
since trying to atone for it.

Porthos needs your loyalty now,
more than ever.

It would help if we knew
what was going on.

If you knew Belgard was his father,
why didn't you tell him?

I had my reasons.

Good ones.

Forgive the mess.

Since I withdrew from
the world of affairs,

I spend most of my time alone here.

I'm something of a recluse.

You must know the story of
the infamous Marquis de Belgard.

I was captain of the Royal Bodyguard

the day the present King's
father was assassinated.

But Henry died
at the hands of a Lunatic

and a scapegoat was required.

I was court marshalled.

Treville and De Foix
both gave false evidence.

With all due respect,
that's not why I'm here.

You want to know if I'm your father.

I believe I am.

You have the look
of your mother about you.

Marie-Cesette, the love of my life.

The love of your life

died abandoned

and in despair in the slum
they call the Court of Miracles.

If I had only known,

I would have moved
heaven and earth to find you.

My husband told me we have visitors.

Your husband?

Levesque, you met him in the grounds.

Ah, yes, with the maids.

You'll be sending them to
the magistrates for trial, I suppose.

No need to make an issue of it.

Everyone deserves a second chance.

That's very enlightened.

I am Eleanor Levesque,
daughter of the Marquis.

I'll have the servants bring you
refreshments before you leave.

We're, urn... We're staying for dinner.

Ah, Eleanor, there you are.

Meet your half-brother, Porthos.

(THUNDER RUMBLING)

Bonacieux wasn't a bad man,

just...

Frustrated.

He felt he deserved something better.

Better than me, anyway.

You have no reason to feel guilty.

I didn't love him and I was unfaithful.

There's two reasons.

What right do we have to take
advantage of this?

How can anything good come of it?

I'm glad he's dead.

I'm sorry, but why should we mourn him?

Fate has given us a chance to be happy.

If we don't take it, who gains?

I need time, D'Artagnan.

The Queen needs me now.

Rochefort is growing more
powerful by the day.

I won't let anything happen to you.

I need time.

When Bonacieux was alive,
you couldn't leave him.

Now he's dead, you still can't.

Take all the time you need,
but remember,

when you finally make up your mind
and you want me,

I might not be there any more.

(APPROACHING FOOTSTEPS)

I'm not safe anywhere.

They're trying to kill me
like they did my father.

ROCHEFORT: Treason is always with us.

We must remain vigilant.

Cancel my public appearances
and have my food tasted.

Of all deaths,
I fear poisoning the most.

I will personally taste every dish.

Now,

if Your Majesty could just sign these,

I will ensure your government
proceeds as normal.

Rochefort, you are the first
of my subjects

since the Cardinal's death

who truly anticipates my needs.

The King prefers to be alone.

Perhaps Your Majesty might
try again this evening.

My condolences, madame,

on your husband's untimely death.

You should take some time to grieve.

I have offered, but Constance
will not leave my side.

Oh.

Then we must insist.

I can find other servants for the Queen.

Rochefort is right.

D'Artagnan will be waiting.

Let the world say what it likes.

I will receive you both at court,
and then no one will dare gossip.

Your Majesty, don't let Rochefort
stop you seeing the King.

He needs you now more than ever before.

What do you mean, Constance?

The King is not well.

And I'm certain Rochefort has
all our interests at heart.

To my son, Porthos,

who was lost and is found.

Raise a glass, Eleanor.

I understand.

It's a lotto take in.

My wife is not related to you.

Forgive him, Porthos.

He comes from trade
and lacks any breeding.

I loved this man's mother,
and will not have him abused.

Now sit down and behave yourself.

You say you loved his mother.

What happened?

She came to this house as a servant.

We fell in love and married in secret.

After you were born,

my father discovered the truth,

and ordered me to cast you both aside.

I refused.

A few days later,

you and your mother disappeared.

Treville and De Foix
were in league with my father.

They told me you were dead.

I never stopped thinking of you.

But in the end, and for the sake
of my family name,

I married this girl's mother.

I won't listen to this.

Eleanor has her looks
but also her character.

Shrewish and spiteful.

(PLATES RATTLE)

Apologise, damn you!

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Just sit down, eh?

I didn't come hereto cause a fight.

We know why you came here.

There!

Take your hand out and go.

I'm giving you a chance.

Sit down now and we'll let this pass.

Hey!

You brought this on yourself.

(GROANING)

You savage!

(GROANS)

Porthos, that's enough.

Unless you want to kill him.

A champion at last.
A son to defend my honour.

Ah, Milady de Winter.

I owe you an apology.

The last time we saw each other,

my behaviour was crude and over hasty.

We can help each other, you and I.

You stripped me of everything I owned,

including a valuable gift from the King.

I'll see it is returned.

You must understand,
there was a murderer on the loose.

A female assassin.

Shocking.

And working for the Spanish, presumably.

Why do you say that?

Who else stood to gain?

Remarkable that she was able
to smuggle herself so easily

into the very heart of government.

One might almost suspect
she had inside help.

Musketeer incompetence was to blame.

My job is to see it never happens again.

The King must be protected at all costs.

The Musketeer, Aramis,
what do you know of him?

Aramis?

Why?

There are rumours about his conduct,
his romantic affairs.

It's true, women are fond of him,
for some reason.

He is sleeping with the royal governess,
Lady Marguerite.

I know that.

You've heard nothing of any

connection with the Queen herself?

The Queen and Aramis?

You're mad.

Find out anything you can.

Any rumours, any evidence,
the faintest hint of gossip.

If Aramis slept with the Queen,
it would be treason.

(CARRIAGE APPROACHING)

Whoa!

A terrible accident.

Poor Martina.

She took a fatal kick from a horse.

It's all very sad.

Kick?

Look at her throat.

The foolish girl slipped from a horse
and became entangled in the reins.

She was dragged under
the animal's hooves.

Where are you taking her?

To her parents for burial.

It's the least we can do.

(SNAPS FINGERS)

(COUGHING)

You know, you're a very
difficult man to find.

That's exactly the way I like it.

Are you pleased to see me?

I think our small talk days are done.

What is it you want?

Suppose I have information
about Rochefort,

information that might
ensure his downfall,

what will you give me in return?

My undying gratitude.

I was thinking of something
more tangible.

I have no money for bribes.

Then speak to Treville.

Believe me, my information
is worth paying for.

If you know something,

speak out for the sake of France.

I want a hundred livre.

Whatever your latest scheme is,
save it for a more gullible victim.

I've seen your entire repertoire,
and I have no desire for an encore.

Give me what I want,

and you won't regret it.

I gave you everything.

If you can't do it for France,

do it for your own salvation.

My God.

There really is nothing
in there left to save.

(LATCH OPENING)

(SOBBING)

Clean yourself up.

And put this on.

It's time to earn your keep.

(SOBBING)

Dr Lemay, have you come
to visit the Dauphin?

No, madame, it was you I came to visit.

Your fortitude in the face of tragedy
has been admirable.

The death of a beloved husband

and the loss of the security of marriage
will be a double blow to you.

My husband and I were not in love,
but thank you for your sympathy.

I always find your candour very bracing.

It is an unusual quality,
and most attractive.

You didn't always think so.

Perhaps not,

but in time I have come to appreciate

what a truly original person you are.

I believe you and I
could be content together.

I wish to offer you
the comfort you deserve,

and I hope lively companionship too.

You need more time. I understand.

I'm sure this is all very unexpected.

Yes, that's certainly true.

Forgive me, I'm not used
to expressing myself in romantic terms.

But I do love you,

and I believe I can make you very happy.

Come here.

This is your home now.

Get used to it.

ATHOS: Was she being forced?

She could have gone willingly,
but she seemed scared to me.

This house Levesque took her to,
what's it like?

Private, unassuming, respectable enough.

They could have found her
a new position.

I don't believe it.

And what about the dead girl?

Could it have been an accident?

Trust me, she was murdered.

Belgard.

If I never hear that man's name again,
it would be too soon.

There's nothing connecting him
directly to the girls.

That seems to be Eleanor
and her husband's game.

Porthos should know about this.

He'd think we were trying
to poison him against his father.

D'ARTAGNAN: Captain, why don't you
simply tell him the truth?

Whatever you did,
there must be a good explanation.

He has to find out for himself.

It's the only way.

I expect you have questions for me.

Why would the captain tell you
my mother and I were dead?

Treville and De Foix hated your mother.

Why?

Jealousy or something worse, who knows?

But they plotted with my father
to dispose of her and you.

Of course they said they cared only
for my reputation and family name.

They kidnapped you in the dead of night

and told your mother
they would slit your throat

if she tried to contact me again.

I've known the captain a long time,

I don't recognise the man
you're describing to me.

He made me a Musketeer.

Why do you imagine
he showed you such favour?

Might it have been the stirring
of a guilty conscience?

He came to you, I take it.

I was in the infantry.

Won myself a bit of a reputation.

He turned up one day and he...

He offered me a commission
in the Musketeers.

And that never struck you as odd?

Go to him.

Ask him if it's true that he abandoned
you in the Court of Miracles.

Make him tell you why he picked you
to promote above all others.

Yeah, I will.

But remember, he will seek to paint
himself the hero of a sordid tale.

Eleanor and Levesque...

They bully and abuse you
in your own house.

Why do you let them do it?

Should I exile them
and end my days alone?

I've already lost one family, Porthos.

Must I renounce another?

Monsieur and Madame Levesque.

I'm sorry, my master and mistress
aren't here at present.

I want to see the girl

that was brought here from
the Belgard estate this morning.

Young, slim, pretty.
You know who I mean.

Sir, the entertainment doesn't
start until 10:00 this evening.

Just bring her to me.

Thank you. You can go.

You know who I am.

I saw you yesterday with Martina.

Now tell me the truth.
Are you really a thief?

Your friend, was she murdered?

Levesque.

Why?

Never mind. You can tell me later.
Right now, we're leaving.

I can't!

They'll kill me.

We can protect you.

You have no idea what kind of people
you're dealing with.

What's going on?

What are you doing here?

Is Porthos here?

(SCOFFS) Porthos.

As far as I know,
Porthos is still with your father.

You haven't answered my question.

What are you doing here?

Come now, madame. I think we both know.

Your entertainments are legendary.

I noticed this young girl yesterday

and thought I might have
a little preview

ahead of the main event.

Get to your room this minute.

Oh. A pity.

The entertainment is by invitation only.

And you are not invited.

I can pay. How much?

Admittance is 20 livre.

(SIGHS)

That's rather steep.

If you can't afford that,
monsieur, believe me,

you can't afford the rest
of the evening.

So. You've met your father.

Mmm.

He told me things.

Nothing good about me, I'm sure.

He told me you were friends once.

He said you broke with him
because he married my mother.

And that's why you turned against him.

He said you kidnapped us

and told him we were dead.

It's not as simple as that.

Did you or not?

Yes, I did.

It's my shame that I did,
but there were reasons...

Why am I a Musketeer?

Because you are a great warrior.

Did you pick me because you felt guilty?

No. That's ridiculous.

No man has ever worn the uniform with
more dignity and courage than you.

Did I earn my place
in the Musketeers on merit alone?

Answer me!

You're not listening to me.

All these years,

I thought I got here on my own,

but it was all a lie.

Just a fig leaf for your guilt.

You're wrong.

I didn't earn this.

You just gave it to me.

This is what Belgard does!

He turns things round

and fills your head with lies
and half-truths.

He did it to me,
and now he's doing it to you!

Porthos, trust me!

D'ARTAGNAN: She didn't tell you
what these entertainments are?

ARAMIS: We're not talking about
a pleasant night at the theatre.

D'ARTAGNAN: But the girl
still didn't want to leave.

She's too scared

of what Levesque and his
absolutely charming wife might do.

We can take it to the magistrates.

There's enough evidence
against Levesque,

and Camille was a witness.

Even if she was willing to speak up,

she'd probably disappear
long before it came to court.

The only option is put the Levesques
out of business for good.

(DOOR OPENING)

(FOOTSTEPS APPROACHING)

Porthos.

No one announced you.

I, uh... I let myself in.

Well, this is your home.

You're free to come and go
as you please.

You spoke to Treville, I take it.

Mmm.

He confirmed everything you said.

He didn't attempt to justify himself?

Ah, he tried.

Welcome home, my son.

(LAUGHTER)

You're my favourite.
You're my favourite.

Excuse me.

I'm sorry gentlemen,
this is a private event.

Well, we've paid our entrance fee
and now we want some fun.

You're Musketeers.

Off duty. Why?

It's an odd coincidence, that's all.

Who told you about us?

We met him playing cards, didn't we?
He was...

Antoinne Levesque.

He said we'd find something
to our taste here.

Levesque is my husband.

Then he is a very lucky man.

We have a no weapons rule.
Swords at the door.

Enjoy your evening, gentlemen.

Gentlemen!

You have waited long enough.

With no further ado,

I present the tableau of innocence.

(MEN JEERING)

Ah! No touching before the auction.

Let's make our move before
I kill someone.

Regard these beauties,

fresh from the provinces,

young!

Unblemished and free of disease.

The very pick of the crop.

Their beguiling innocence
is no whore's trick,

but the real thing.

Their purity is guaranteed.

Is any price too high for such treasure?

Our rules are simple.

The highest bid secures
the prize to do with as you will.

Now, how much am I bid for

beautiful young Camille?

- 20 livre!
- (LAUGHS)

- 30!
- No.

- 50!
- Nothing.

(MEN MURMURING)

I bid nothing.

I don't think you understand
the game, mans/ear.

I understand very well!

These women are leaving now with us.

And if anyone dares
to lay a finger on them,

he will answer to me.

(MEN MURMURING)

You can trust us.

Follow them!

Get out! Now!

Stop them, you idiots!

(PLATE SHATTERING)

Open the gate, for God's sake!

This way.

Wait.

Hey!

Go! Go!

Hurry! Go! Go!

You're not going anywhere.

I own you.

Get your hands off her!

(CRIES OUT)

Aramis!

Athos!

(GROANS)

(GROWLING)

Is anyone missing?

Come on!

Wait here.

D'Artagnan!

I've never killed a woman before,

but for you I'd be willing
to make an exception.

Come on.

This is your fault!

They said you sent them.

And you believed that!

They're all in it together!

That cunning devil Belgard encourages
Porthos, and this happens!

You think it's a coincidence?

What are you going to do?

I'm going to settle my account with
your father once and for all,

and anyone else who gets in my way.

Our village priest

said a respectable Parisian family
was looking for a governess.

And he wrote recommending
me to the position.

A few weeks later
she came to the village.

Eleanor Levesque?

She paid my father
a year's wages in advance,

then she took me off
in her fine carriage.

She gave me something to drink.

I woke up in an outhouse.

There was another girl already there.

Martina?

Levesque came in.

He said that we were whores

and that we could never go home again.

I told Martine that we couldn't give in,

that we... We had to try to escape.

He...

He killed her.

Was it just Eleanor and Levesque,
or was Belgard involved also?

Belgard?

Who... Who is he?

Why my daughter ever
married him is a mystery.

He's just waiting for me to die
so he can inherit my land and title.

Be careful, he's a dangerous man.

And your arrival puts
his plan in danger.

Why is that?

My marriage to your mother was
clandestine but legal.

That makes you my heir.

I hadn't thought of it like that.

Well, now is the time.

And nothing could make me happier.

Tell me, how did your mother die?

A fever.

And yet you survived and prospered.

She'd already taught me to fight for
what I wanted in life and never give in.

You must be proud of her.

Mmm-hmm. I am.

I have something to show you.

(SIGHS)

For many years,
I couldn't bear to look at this.

It's yours now.

My mother?

Beautiful, wasn't she?

Yeah.

Yeah, she was.

(BABY COOING)

I have stolen him from his governess.

They hardly ever allow me
a moment alone with him.

It is hard to be both
a queen and a mother.

I wish his father could share
these precious moments.

I'm sure if you sent for the King...

Not the King.

His father.

Aramis.

I was born into a life of duty.

I have been privileged,

but never free.

Thank God I have one precious
memory to sustain me.

A fleeting dream of the life
I might have lived.

I can never be free to love
as I want, but you are.

Swear to me you won't let anything
stop you finding happiness.

I've been such a fool.

Where are you going?

To change out of this stupid dress.

Black has never been my colour.

3 (LAUGHING)

More, more.

GIRL: Oh, I'm so hungry.

I'll see they're all escorted
home to their parents.

There's enough evidence against
Levesque to press charges.

Kidnapping, false imprisonment...

No one would believe
Belgard was involved.

We have no evidence he is.

Camille only ever saw
Eleanor and Levesque.

Perhaps Levesque is running
the show right under Belgard's nose.

If you knew Belgard like I do,
you might not be so charitable.

ATHOS: Could Porthos be in danger?

(BANGING)

(BANGING CONTINUES)

(BANGING CONTINUES)

(DOORS RATTLING)

Who's there?

Hey... No, no, no.

- Hey.
- (SOBBING)

It's all right,
I'm not going to hurt you.

(WHIMPERING)

Who did this to you?

BELGARD: Now there is a good question.

What's that for?

A reasonable precaution, when
your son-in-law is plotting to kill you.

I've suspected his criminality
for some time but nothing like this.

You poor thing.

Let's get you to the house.

You knew nothing about this?

Of course not.

Eleanor chooses the staff
and Levesque runs the estate.

They tell me nothing.

They'll want to kill you now
more than ever.

You must strike first.

What are you talking about?

Don't you see? You must kill Levesque.

What are you up to now, you sly devil?

(GUNS COCKING)

Porthos has discovered
your lies and deception.

Levesque, you're finished here.

(CHUCKLES)

Don't you ever grow tired
of your games?

My son is going to protect me
from you and my...

Ungrateful witch of a daughter.

Stand away, Father.

I told you,

he's finally gone mad.

I knew there was something
wrong with this place

the moment I stepped into it.

The only thing that's wrong
is you being here.

But we can soon set that right.

- (GUNSHOT)
- (GIRLYELLS)

(COUGHS)

Did you think I wouldn't guess
what you wanted, Levesque?

This is a family concern.

You think I'd simply hand it
over to an interloper?

My son is going to succeed me now.

What have you done?

You're insane!

Well, what are you waiting for?

Shoot them!

Shoot them!

Take cover!

Go! Go!

(GUNSHOTS)

Move, move!

(GIRL CRIES OUT)

(GROANS)

Belgard!

What's going on here?

Tell me the truth.

Levesque is a pimp
and exploiter of young women.

He's been hiding them here
under my nose

while plotting with my daughter
to murder me.

Thank God we stopped him in time.

You shot him, not me.

Your presence gave me the strength.

Don't believe a word he says!

The man can't open
his mouth without lying.

Don't!

Shoot him, Porthos.

You know what he's done to you.
Take your revenge.

I want the truth now.

Every word of it.

It's true. De Foix and I
left you in that terrible place.

He begged us to do it.

His father was going to disinherit him

and Belgard said he'll kill you both
himself unless we took you away.

Why not just refuse?

We'd sworn a blood oath
we'd always help each other.

I'm ashamed I thought I was bound by it.

I regretted what I'd done immediately
and came looking for you.

But you had disappeared.

But you found me later
and made me a Musketeer?

Yes.

Because you felt guilty.

Because you deserved it.

I would never give the uniform
to someone who didn't. You know that.

We've heard enough of this.

Shoot him, Porthos.

Give me one good reason
why I shouldn't do as he says.

You know everything now,

and you know who I am.

Do what you have to do.

Go on, Porthos.

(SHOUTS)

(GROANS)

For a while there,

you almost had me believing you.

God knows I wanted to.

But you had to overplay your hand.

This picture is not my mother.

You thought I was too young
to remember her,

but one thing you never forget
is your mother's face.

You probably bought this in
some junk shop somewhere,

thinking I wouldn't know
the difference between

one black woman and another.

You can't leave me. You're my son!

I'm sorry.

Thank you.

Damn you, comeback!

Looks like he takes after his mother.

So what are you going to do now?

What I've always done.

What about your inheritance?

This place? Not interested.

Still, it is bigger than yours.

The captain thought
you might be needing this.

All for one.

Yeah, I know.

Dr Lemay!

(PANTING)

I'm sorry but I can't marry you.

If it is too soon after
the death of your husband...

No, no, it's not that. It's...

I'm in love with someone else.

I should have told you before, only...

It's taken me a while
to fully understand it myself.

It's funny how many ways we can find
to make ourselves unhappy, isn't it?

Well, then, it only remains
to wish you good fortune.

I hope you and I can still befriends.

You may depend on that.

You really are a most
unconventional woman, Constance.

I've barely even got started yet.

Rochefort, is everything all right?

There is a matter
that I must discuss with you

in private.

What is it?

What is this about?

A gift I gave you many years ago,

when I was your tutor in Spain.

A jewelled crucifix.

Forgive me,

I have so much jewellery.

It was a token of my esteem.

You said you would treasure it.

Forever.

I was 14 years old.
I hardly know what I said then.

And now I find the same gift

hanging around another man's neck.

You're not in mourning?

Because I'm not grieving.

I'm tired of being a hypocrite,

and I'm tired of everything getting
in the way of being happy,

including my own stupid conscience.

- Are you saying -
- I'm not finished yet.

The thing is...

I just wanted to say that...

You're the only man
I've ever loved, or...

Will ever love, and...

If you still want me

and you're willing to give me -

Constance.

Shut up and kiss me.

I must go.

The Queen is waiting for me.

You've lost your mind, Rochefort.

Leave now before it's too late!

I can't.

- Not before I know.
- Know what?

That you love me as I love you.

I will forgive you any transgression
so long as I know that.

If we love each other, we will forgive.

You've gone mad.

Leave me now!

I have dreamed of
this moment for so long,

to be alone with you at last.

To consummate our love.

Please, tell me.

Tell me you love me,
and all will be well.

(SHRIEKS)

You're a monster!

Get out before I have you arrested!

No one will come if you call.

Your servants answer to me now.

- (GASPS)
- (YELLS)

You will love me.

You will.

We will be together at last.

No matter what.

(SHRIEKS)

Let her go!

(GROANS)

(SHUSHING)

(SOBBING)

The King will hear of your adultery
with the Musketeer Aramis.

Guards!

Come quickly!

There is treason in our midst.

Treason!

You sought to beguile and betray.
Now you will answer for it.

Rochefort knows everything
about you and the Queen.

Take her.

ANNE: I am in need of your help now
more than ever, Sister Teresa.

Run. For God's sake, save yourself.

MARGUERITE: What have you done to me?

We are not done yet.

MILADY: If I was going to betray you,
I would have done it by now.

ROCHEFORT: Beg, beg for my forgiveness.

Beg! Beg for your life.

Help! Help! Help!

(THEME MUSIC PLAYING)

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