A character in Twenty years after
Twenty years after by Dumas, Alexandre; Maquet, Auguste
Outwardly a discreet abbé, inwardly a subtle intriguer and swordsman entangled in Frondeur politics and the affairs of Madame de Longueville.
Also known as: Abbé d'Herblay, Chevalier d'Herblay, René d'Herblay
Inside the story
Aramis, also known as Abbé d'Herblay, is outwardly a discreet and elegant abbé, but he is also a skilled swordsman and subtle intriguer. At the story's outset, he is involved in Frondeur politics and closely entangled in the affairs of Madame de Longueville.
A slender, elegant man with soft dark eyes, glossy black hair and delicate, almost effeminate handsome features, wearing the black cassock of an abbé that conceals a duelist.
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