A character in Twenty years after
Twenty years after by Dumas, Alexandre; Maquet, Auguste
Athos's old and famously taciturn manservant, so trained to silence that his rare words carry weight.
Inside the story
Grimaud is Athos's old manservant, a quiet and disciplined presence in his household. Trained to silence, he speaks rarely, but his few words carry weight; faithful, shrewd, and stoic, he remains closely bound to Athos.
A gaunt, weathered manservant of advancing years, close-mouthed and stiff in manner, soberly and plainly dressed.
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