The Musketeer Page #3
If I tell the Queen, you'll be back
cleaning the palace sewers!
How is it you have--
How is it someone like me
has the ear of the Queen?
My mother came from Spain
with the Queen.
She was her seamstress. Perhaps more.
Perhaps her confidante.
And since I was a little girl,
since my mother died,
the Queen has always
been kind to me.
She is a kind woman at a time
when kindness is ignored.
Or worse, mistaken for weakness.
But it will not always be so,
will it, D'Artagnan?
Not with those who matter.
You got no right to--
Of course.
Shut up!
You cleaned the palace sewers?
That must be fascinating work.
I'm sure I can get you
an apprenticeship.
Tell me about the palace sewers.
Where they go.
How you get in.
Everything.
yourself.
Over here with the torch.
I do not wish to see anything
that may live down here.
It's rumored that a crocodile
lives in the sewers.
Young Louis was given
a baby crocodile from Egypt.
in the sewer, and it's been
living on whatever it can find.
Is that true, Bonacieux?
Something kept dragging
the poor workers away.
All we ever found were bones.
I'm very glad
you and D'Artagnan
lead this little group.
Me too.
Crocodiles attack from behind.
Slow down!
Bonacieux, slow down!
Where did he go?
If Bonacieux went that way,
Crawling around in a sewer.
You consider this
the test of a man?
There is a certain
lack of dignity in it.
Hurry up there!
Henri!
Henri!
Henri!
Hmm?
Uh, more bread.
We need more bread.
Can you get some, please?
Does he mean you or me?
I thought I was the baker.
Me.
There's blood on your apron.
You think that came
from a croissant?
Oh. Uh, right.
Oh, God-- God bless.
Thank you, thank you.
Mister. Wine, please.
Nice sword.
Thank you, Mademoiselle.
Is it a long sword
or a short sword?
Well, long enough.
Do you keep
your sword polished?
Uh, when there's time.
And do you do it yourself
or do you have help?
Mm, myself. I, uh, won't
trust my sword to anyone else.
Come on, you make bread
like a butcher.
Hurry! Hurry!
I wanted to be the butcher.
What now?
Add the salt.
Hey, you!
Hurry with these two.
What do I use for ducks?
The smaller one.
Shoo! Shoo!
Fly away!
You can thank me later.
This wine is rejuvenating.
Don't get too rejuvenated.
It's begun.
Stop! Stop! Stop!
I order you to stop!
Where are your guards?
Like your respect and power,
they have been overrun.
- We will lead you out.
- Who are you?
Your Musketeers.
- Then you should be arrested!
- Might that wait until
we're safely out of here?
I will stay.
Someone has to confront
this madness.
I will not
go down there.
Your Royal Highness,
would you rather
go back out there?
Hello. Hello.
- You own an excellent sword
for a peasant.
- You fight well for a waiter.
I've heard there
are crocodiles down here.
If you're that jumpy,
you'd best leave Paris.
Why? Will you keep
leaping out at me?
I wanted to warn you.
There are six Cardinal's Guards
in your room.
How could six of them
fit in my room?
Why did you tell me?
Perhaps because you said
I was beautiful.
You are.
I thought men always
say that to you.
It's still nice to hear.
Come, come.
This way. Come on.
The Cardinal
demands to see you.
Then he may join me here
Come on.
Quickly. Quickly.
- You've got him!
- There he is!
If hed asked politely,
I'd have been glad
to visit the Cardinal.
For the Cardinal,
this is politely.
You warned D'Artagnan.
You want to get us
all slaughtered?
Yes, I warned him.
You'll bring
the Cardinal down on us.
Is that what you want?
And worse yet.
That- That night creature.
Not your Queen or any
save you from his hell!
It doesn't
have to be like this.
We can get along much better.
I'll take my chances
with the Cardinal.
Oh, that's better.
That's more like it--
Remember... we're family.
That sad fact...
is all that
keeps you alive.
Up!
My- My dear niece,
may I say something?
No. Just listen.
If you ever
touch me again,
threaten me again
or hit me again,
I will slice off your balls
and feed them to the pigs.
Do you understand me?
Yes- Yes. Very clear.
Get out!
You wanted to see me?
I am your humble servant,
D'Artagnan.
Monsieur D'Artagnan,
and nothing I've heard
suggests youre humble.
Monsieur Rochefort
will not be joining us.
Who are you,
D'Artagnan?
Where are you from?
What do you want?
I even want to know
your philosophical
and political leanings.
I don't have any.
You'd best acquire some quickly,
Is that why
you wish to see me,
to pass along advice?
Fires are erupting
all over France.
Last night, for example.
I'm sure you'll be glad to know
that I subdued the peasants
without further incident.
And how did you deal with
the ones who were not peasants?
You confuse me.
The men I confronted
were well-armed
and fought like swordsmen.
Even swordsmen can be poor.
Do you know why France
has come to this?
The King, poor man,
is weak.
The Queen is manipulative.
The Spanish and the English
are opportunistic.
The Protestants are divisive.
The nobles are scared
and the peasants are impatient.
Well, I thought they were
just cold and hungry.
If that were so, we could
just give them hot soup
and be done with it.
Understand me.
There will be
a shift in power,
and with that,
a shift in wealth.
Those who do not join me
will be against me.
They will be swept away
with the King. That includes
your friends, the Musketeers.
I will be sure to tell them.
I'm counting on that.
- How is it
you have their trust?
- I helped them free Revile.
Such honesty.
Such stupidity.
I assumed Your Eminence
was not aware Revile was jailed.
I mean, why would it be
important to jail an old man...
when the impression it would
give is that Your Eminence
was frightened of him?
And, of course, why give
the Musketeers a martyr?
Of course.
For a man who does not
have a political position,
you think remarkably
like a politician.
Men without greed
make me nervous.
This is someone
who will bear watching.
Or eliminating.
I think he's the most
dangerous kind of man.
Hes young
and he has a cause.
He will serve me
or he will serve no one.
I think
you should kill him now,
before he causes more trouble.
You've barely washed
the blood from your teeth...
and you hunger for more.
Call it a weakness.
I want him alive,
for the moment.
After last night,
he's in the King's good grace.
When the time is right
and the King can do no harm,
I will let you have him.
- When? Will it be soon?
- Yes.
Good.
The Cardinal is not satisfied
with suspending the Musketeers,
now he has to arrest them;
I will not stand by
while this happens.
- This is not necessary.
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