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From "Twenty years after" by Dumas, Alexandre
Porthos du Vallon
Musketeer and loyal friend, becomes a Baron
Core Belief
"Friendship and personal glory are paramount. He believes in enjoying life to the fullest and seeking material success."
Worldview
Porthos sees the world in simple terms, valuing strength, loyalty, and material possessions. He is less concerned with complex moral or political issues.
Personality
A good-natured, enthusiastic, and physically imposing man, Porthos is driven by a desire for recognition and material wealth. He is loyal and courageous, but also somewhat vain and easily influenced.
In Their Own Words
"“Lord bless us! this is modesty indeed! Had I such a uniform as your eminence possesses, I protest I should be mightily content, and I would take an oath never to wear any other costume——”"
"“Amen!” exclaimed D’Artagnan, stopping the carriage."
"“A favorite! no, indeed!” cried D’Artagnan. “Ah, my poor friend! I am just as poor a Gascon as when I saw you at Meung, twenty-two years ago, you know; alas!”"
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