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| − | [[File:Planet_Mode(edited).png|thumb|left|200px]] | + | [[File:Planet_Mode(edited).png|thumb|left|200px]] For many who read The Three Musketeers, Alexandre Dumas’ story is likely just an amusing tale of adventure and swordplay, as the gallant d’Artagnan and his Musketeer friends Athos, Porthos, and Aramis journey throughout 17th-century France to foil the plots of Cardinal Richelieu and his associates the Comte de Rochefort and Lady de Winter. Yet within each musketeer lies a deeper sub-plot, as all three are caught up not only in their adventures together but their own personal quests. |
| + | Athos’ story is the most mysterious but ironically enough, the most relevant to the main plot of the book. In Chapter 7 Dumas describes him as very quiet, so quiet in fact that “his silence mad almost an old man of him” and that his lackey Grimaud has learned to “obey him upon a simple gesture or upon a simple movement of the lips.” When the other musketeers bring up women his only statements are “bitter words and misanthropic remarks.” These actions are directly resulting from his having believed his ex-wife, the Lady de Winter, to be dead after he hung her upon discovering her incriminating Fleur-De-Lis brand. Even several years afterwards, Athos is still deeply remorseful over the scandal and tries to rid himself of the pain and sadness he bears. He drinks profusely to this end. When he recounts his backstory to d’Artagnan in Chapter 27, at the end of the tale upon d’Artagnan’s comment, “ ‘Heavens, Athos, a murder?’ ” Athos replies, “ ‘No less…but methinks I need wine!’ ” This is also after a period of “about twelve days,” according to d’Artagnan, during which Athos has drunk by his own reckoning “a hundred and fifty bottles” of wine in the cellar of the inn where he barricaded himself in after being accused of forgery by the innkeeper. That comes out to an average of twelve and a half bottles of wine a day, about one bottle every two hours. Such heavy drinking could indicate that he has drunk so much to mask his pain that now he is fully dependant on it. He also hides his identity as the Comte de la Fere, even from his friends, so that not even they can know of his past. When he is forced to reveal his name to one of Lord de Winter’s seconds, he says he will have to kill the Englishman “because I am believed to be dead, and have reasons for wishing nobody to know I am living.” He abstains from socially interacting with women as to not have a repeat of the same tragedy. In Dumas’ aforementioned description of him, it is said that “no one knew whether he had ever had a mistress.” Athos wants nothing more than to be left alone so that he can cope with his existing grief and create no more of it anew. | ||
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Revision as of 11:04, 26 June 2014
SANDBOX SANDBOX SANDBOX
- SANDBOX
- SANDBOX
- YES, A SANDBOX'
- CAPS AND LISTS
- MORE CAPS AND LISTS MWA HA HA HA
- I DON"T BELIEVE YOU ARE USING ENOUGH CAPS
- MORE CAPS AND LISTS MWA HA HA HA
- CAPS AND LISTS
- YES, A SANDBOX'
- SANDBOX
no more list :[
This link goes to google: [1]
Sandwich
BLT
Bacon
So good.
Let's play Global Thermonuclear War
Canadian Bacon
Is it really from Canada?
Lettuce
Make sure it's not brown!
Tomato
Gross.
PB&J
Peanut Butter
Creamy Peanut Butter
Useless.
Crunchy Peanut Butter
The superior choice.
Natural Peanut Butter
Oily!
War Games
Let's play global thermonuclear war.
This is Bat Country!
Brawler AB
Light Neutron Blaster II
Light Neutron Blaster II
Light Neutron Blaster II
Fleeting Progressive Warp Scrambler I
Fleeting Propulsion Inhibitor I
1MN Afterburner II
Damage Control II
200mm Reinforced Steel Plates II
Adaptive Nano Plating II
Small Ancillary Armor Repairer
Small Nanobot Accelerator I
Small Auxiliary Nano Pump I
Small Trimark Armor Pump I
Hobgoblin II x1
Nanite Repair Paste x32
Caldari Navy Antimatter Charge S x2000
Void S x1000
Null S x1500
- Power Grid Management V
- Weapon Upgrades V
- Advanced Weapon Upgrades V
- The skills alone will not provide enough PG for this fit. At least a Genolution Core Augmentation CA-1 is required.
Ham and Cheese
Ham
Make sure the ham is sliced very thin, so you can use extra layers
Cheese
Oh, of course cheese, but the selections, where do we start
Swiss is fully of air, but tastes great. Stinky cheese, well that works too File:SP 111221 Cheese.jpg But, you could pick any type of cheese, as long as it goes with the ham!
Optional Condiments!
Pizza Pizza
Mustard
Pardon me, but is your pupon Gray?
More Mustard
Even More Mustard?
=How small will I get?==
==Here I go!==
===Goooo!===
====Oh no I am so tiny====
| 1 | 2 |
| 3 | 4 |
| 5 | 6 |
Terra Fitting Test
T3 test
Template:FittingsTech3Template:Fittings
| Orange | Apple | 12,333.00 |
| Bread | Pie | 500.00 |
| Butter | Ice cream | 1.00 |
PI Portal Test
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| Planetary Interaction |
|---|
| Introductory Links |
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Planetary Interaction 101 |
| Getting Started |
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Planets |
| Advanced |
A mock PI portal template in order to (hopefully) lead to a more enjoyable user experience
For many who read The Three Musketeers, Alexandre Dumas’ story is likely just an amusing tale of adventure and swordplay, as the gallant d’Artagnan and his Musketeer friends Athos, Porthos, and Aramis journey throughout 17th-century France to foil the plots of Cardinal Richelieu and his associates the Comte de Rochefort and Lady de Winter. Yet within each musketeer lies a deeper sub-plot, as all three are caught up not only in their adventures together but their own personal quests.
Athos’ story is the most mysterious but ironically enough, the most relevant to the main plot of the book. In Chapter 7 Dumas describes him as very quiet, so quiet in fact that “his silence mad almost an old man of him” and that his lackey Grimaud has learned to “obey him upon a simple gesture or upon a simple movement of the lips.” When the other musketeers bring up women his only statements are “bitter words and misanthropic remarks.” These actions are directly resulting from his having believed his ex-wife, the Lady de Winter, to be dead after he hung her upon discovering her incriminating Fleur-De-Lis brand. Even several years afterwards, Athos is still deeply remorseful over the scandal and tries to rid himself of the pain and sadness he bears. He drinks profusely to this end. When he recounts his backstory to d’Artagnan in Chapter 27, at the end of the tale upon d’Artagnan’s comment, “ ‘Heavens, Athos, a murder?’ ” Athos replies, “ ‘No less…but methinks I need wine!’ ” This is also after a period of “about twelve days,” according to d’Artagnan, during which Athos has drunk by his own reckoning “a hundred and fifty bottles” of wine in the cellar of the inn where he barricaded himself in after being accused of forgery by the innkeeper. That comes out to an average of twelve and a half bottles of wine a day, about one bottle every two hours. Such heavy drinking could indicate that he has drunk so much to mask his pain that now he is fully dependant on it. He also hides his identity as the Comte de la Fere, even from his friends, so that not even they can know of his past. When he is forced to reveal his name to one of Lord de Winter’s seconds, he says he will have to kill the Englishman “because I am believed to be dead, and have reasons for wishing nobody to know I am living.” He abstains from socially interacting with women as to not have a repeat of the same tragedy. In Dumas’ aforementioned description of him, it is said that “no one knew whether he had ever had a mistress.” Athos wants nothing more than to be left alone so that he can cope with his existing grief and create no more of it anew.
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