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Porthos: character portrait from The three musketeers (Dumas, Alexandre; Maquet, Auguste)

A character in The three musketeers

Porthos

The three musketeers by Dumas, Alexandre; Maquet, Auguste

A large, boisterous, and jovial Musketeer who loves fine clothing and displays immense physical strength.

Also known as: the fat, the strong man

Inside the story

Meet Porthos

Porthos is one of the King’s Musketeers, a large, jovial man known for his immense strength and boisterous confidence. He keeps company with Athos and Aramis and soon stands among D’Artagnan’s fellow companions, bringing bravado, comic energy, and a taste for fine clothing to their adventures.

On the page

A man of lofty stature and evident strength, with a ruddy countenance and a loud, confident bearing, wearing the military dress of a Musketeer with conspicuous display.

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