King Louis XIV: There is more of me to love than a crown.
Lt. Andre: All my life, all I ever wanted to be was him.
King Louis XIV: It is good that you watch me, D'Artagnan, but I fear you watch me too closely.
Phillippe: I wear the mask. It does not wear me.
D'Artagnan: You are constantly surrounded by beautiful women. Do you love any of them?
Louis: Quite frequently, actually.
Aramis: You grow fond of him. That is good.
Aramis: You are surrounded by beauty, by intrigue, by danger, what more can a man want?
Louis: Cowards! Twenty men run from four?
Lt. Andre: The corridor nullifies our numbers, and nobody has the stomach to fight the captain.
Aramis: Athos, if we fail in this - and we probably will - it will be an honor to die beside you.
Aramis: Porthos... don't you understand? I'm trying to pray.
Porthos: You're always praying.
D'Artagnan: No. If anyone sees... it is death.
Queen Anne: If I don't kiss you, I'll die anyway.
Athos: The next time we meet, one of us will die.
D'Artagnan: Anne, I know that to love you is a treason against France, but not to love you is a treason against my heart.
Queen Anne: Then we will both die traitors, D'Artagnan.
Aramis: When I discover the identity of this Jesuit rebel, I will kill both him and the man who told me.
Queen Anne: Aramis.
Aramis: I have come to ask whether you believe that just as one lie can destroy a life, so one truth can make it whole again.
Queen Anne: I have prayed every day for such a miracle.
Athos: You have the heart of a king.





Answer: Both Louis and Philippe are actually D'Artagnan's children. This is why D'Artagnan continues to defend Louis for much of the early part of the film, despite the King's callousness, because he feels that he must defend his son, even against his oldest friends. It's only when he discovers Philippe and realises that he has another son, a humble and decent man, that he's finally able to feel pride as a father and can stand against Louis and his excesses.
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