The only Musketeer still in the king's service who is characterized by his loyalty, bravery, and cleverness, especially when balancing royal duties with personal beliefs.

A Musketeer known for his tremendous physical strength and gentle nature, often providing comedic relief while showcasing deep loyalty to his friends.

The man in the iron mask who spends much of the novel imprisoned and is characterized by a deep longing for family and understanding of his place in the world.

A devoted father to Raoul and a former Musketeer who remains fiercely protective and possesses a strong bond with his son.

The honorable surintendant of finances who is caught in political intrigue and controversy surrounding his position and allegiance to the king.

The young ruler of France, initially carefree, who grows into a powerful monarch determined to establish his authority and ensure the security of his reign.

The passionate son of Athos, known for his deep devotion to those he loves and a strong sense of purpose, driving his actions throughout the narrative.