The Man in the Iron Mask Chapter XLIII - Explanations by Aramis

In which Aramis unfolds to Porthos a confession that entwines them as rebels, setting a grave political intrigue in motion upon the steadfast walls of Belle-Isle, while D’Artagnan arrives bearing both defiance and the heavy burden of royal commands. With a mixture of brotherly affection and solemn resolve, the musketeers confront imminent peril and the shadow of orders that brook no counsel nor clemency.