The Face of Alexandre Dumas: The Man in the Iron Mask Page #6

Synopsis: A lad jousting with his tutor is kidnaped and carried to the Bastille where his head is locked in an iron mask. Jump ten years: Musketeers return from war in Morocco to find Paris starving while Louis XIV and his retinue idle at Duke Fouquet's estate. Louis is enamored with his host's virginal daughter, Valliere, herself in love with Athos. The queen mother calls the Jesuit Aramis to her deathbed to confess that Louis has a twin, "a second born, he was first conceived, the oldest and true heir," the man in the iron mask. Aramis secures his release and hides him while Porthos and Athos school him for his destiny. D'Artagnan remains loyal to Louis: love, schemes and politics entwine.
 
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1998
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all I ever wanted to be

was him.

We recaptured the prisoner.

No, I am the Ki...!

Put this madman

where no one

can hear his insanity.

Let him be fed by a deaf mute,

but feed him well.

Let him find redemption

wearing the pains

he caused others.

Take him!

I am Louis! I am Louis!

[Governor] And the others?

They are my loyal council

and truest friends.

In nomine patris et filii

et spiritu sancti.

Amen.

He was the best of us all.

[Phillippe] Athos!

After all you have done,

I must ask one more service.

Let me love you

like a son to a father.

And I pray you live for this:

to love me like your son.

Musketeers, salute!

One for all, all for one!

[Aramis] The prisoner in

the iron mask was never found.

It was whispered that

he received a royal pardon

and lived quietly

in the country,

visited often by the Queen.

The King known as Louis XIV,

brought his people food,

prosperity and peace.

He is remembered

as the greatest ruler

in the history of his nation.

..:
: ThRoNe-DivX::..

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