Athos is often shown to be somewhat weary of his difficult life, and by the end of the novel, he is eager to retire from the Musketeers. He believes he killed her after learning about her treacherous past. It is eventually revealed that Athos was once married to Milady de Winter. He comes from a noble and long-established family, but is quite mysterious about his past, and never flirts with women. He is often reserved and secretive for example, he has figured out how to communicate with his servant, Grimaud, without speaking to him. By the end of the novel, D'Artagnan has impressed even Cardinal Richelieu and he is rewarded with a position as a lieutenant in the Musketeers. Over the course of the novel, D'Artagnan travels to Paris, becomes a friend and ally of Treville and the Musketeers, and works valiantly to help Queen Anne and Buckingham. He is a reckless and hot-tempered young man who often acts without thinking, but who is also capable of great loyalty and bravery. D'Artagnan is a native of Gascony from a noble but impoverished family.
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