Louvre.
Do so, madam.
I'm so alone, like
a church spire.
Where are the studs?
You've promised me.
Wait a little longer, I'm sure,
they're already in Paris.
Stop! No passing through!
It's D'Artagnan! A friend of Athos,
Porthos, and Aramis.
Where are your friends?
You've been vacationing?
How was the spa?
They're all alive and healthy!
And in Paris!
- Let him pass.
- Best regards to your friends!
Stop! No passing through!
Guards, come here!
Have you send for the studs?
They'll be here
In a quarter of an hour.
If they are not here
In a quarter of an hour,
I don't know what I'll
do to you!
Anyway,
don't count
on any more presents.
One for all
And all for one!
There're four of us,
We're still together.
We have a task,
And honor is at stake.
Our motto's:
"All for one!"
It'll be easier.
Careful, don't break your neck.
One for all,
And all for one!
La Merlaison,
Part one!
Where I am king,
There are no trifles.
Morality and honor
Are my values.
I can forgive you
For high treason,
But infidelity to the King -
Never!
As soon as we discover
You're unfaithful,
We'll punish you
and England all at once.
So far the king
Yields power
Not to wear the horns!
That's that!
Voila!
- I need to go to the ball.
- Dressed like that?
La Merlaison,
Part two!
And now, gentlemen,
You won't stop me.
I'm almost there!
Damn it!
- D'Artagnan!
- My God, Constance!
You're drenched in blood!
D'Artagnan!
For the Queen.
Good heavens! I'm saved!
The Queen is saved!
Constance!
- Constance!
- I'll be back!
I proved it,
I'm innocent.
I'm faithful to you!
And you, you, you!
You listen
To those ugly rumors.
Shame on the King!
Shame on the King!
That's that!
Voila!
Constance!
You are my queen!
- Constance!
- Wait.
Constance...
Constance!
Constance!
Oh, my God!
The Queen!
How can I thank you,
Brave young man?
What other gratitude
I see. My husband,
The King,
if very stingy,
so his loyal Musketeers
are always poor.
After the ball seize this
Intrigante Bonacieux
and put her in the Bastille.
I'll show her
A meeting with her Majesty!
- Your Majesty!
- Quiet!
Please take this ring
As a token of my gratitude.
Thank you,
Your Majesty.
I'm so happy to take
This ring from your hands.
If I may ask for
One more thing...
I have just heard
The Cardinal
order the arrest of your
faithful Constance Bonacieux.
I beg you, help me save her
From the Cardinal's hands.
I'll hide her
At the Bethune convent.
Thank you, that's
quite enough.
The rest is up
to you.
And now tell me...
How is he?
Who "he"?
You know,
who I'm talking about?
- oh, Buckingham!
- Hush!
He's alright.
Alright?
But he's suffering extremely.
Suffering?
Yes, suffering.
So, it's the Bethune convent.
Monseigneur!
I'm ready.
So, it's the Bethune convent.
I hope this time
You won't let the Gascon
twist you round
his finger again.
Being me this Mme Bonacieux,
at all costs!
I promised you a title
For the studs,
but, alas, I cannot
do anything for you as yet.
And you have M. D'Artagnan
to thank for it.
He's the one
who commands respect.
Let me finish
With that man.
After the Bethune convent
Rochefort will give you
The papers.
Do, as you see fit.
Why isn't Aramis here?
I'm worried!
It's too early for him to
leave his seamstress-cousin
alone in the carriage with
the coat-of-armor.
Aramis!
So?
My seamstress-cousin...
Yes, my little
seamstress-cousin
has obtained permission
from the Queen.
You may now take Constance
from the Bethune convent.
A letter to the Abbess.
Aramis, you bring me
Back to life!
Your cousin is on a good
footing with the Queen!
- one more word and I will...
- I'm numb!
I'll change 2-3 horses
Before reaching Bethune.
And take Constance somewhere,
where they'll never find her.
The Cardinal may also know
about Bethune.
If it were a matter of fighting
A hundred men, I'd let you go.
But I'm afraid it'll be another
encounter with