A character in Twenty years after
Twenty years after by Dumas, Alexandre; Maquet, Auguste
The most noble and melancholy of the four friends, now a grave country gentleman devoted to his young ward Raoul.
Also known as: Comte de la Fère
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Athos, also known as the Comte de la Fère, is now a grave country gentleman living in the country. Noble, melancholy, and guided by impeccable honor, he devotes himself to his young ward, Raoul, while remaining one of the four old friends whose bond shapes his life.
A tall, dignified gentleman of noble bearing, with a pale, refined face marked by melancholy, dark hair lightly touched with grey, and an aristocratic elegance in his sober dress.
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