Milady de Winter

John Felton

John Felton is manipulated and obsessed by Milady, who uses religious fervor to turn him into her assassin.

Aramis

Aramis has a brief romantic entanglement with Milady, unaware of her true villainous nature.

Constance Bonacieux

Constance and Milady are direct enemies, with Milady plotting Constance's murder out of jealousy and revenge.

Lord de Winter

Lord de Winter is Milady's brother-in-law, and they are bitter enemies after he discovers her crimes.

Athos

Athos was once married to Milady and is horrified to discover she is a murderess, leading to a toxic obsession and hatred.

Cardinal Richelieu

Cardinal Richelieu employs Milady as a deadly secret agent, using her for political assassinations.

Constance Bonacieux

Constance and Milady are direct enemies, with Milady plotting Constance's murder out of jealousy and revenge.

Athos

Athos was once married to Milady and is horrified to discover she is a murderess, leading to a toxic obsession and hatred.

Cardinal Richelieu

Cardinal Richelieu employs Milady as a deadly secret agent, using her for political assassinations.

John Felton

John Felton is manipulated and obsessed by Milady, who uses religious fervor to turn him into her assassin.

Aramis

Aramis has a brief romantic entanglement with Milady, unaware of her true villainous nature.

Aramis

Aramis has a brief romantic entanglement with Milady, unaware of her true villainous nature.

The Man of Meung

The recipient of the Cardinal's letter instructing her to cut off two diamond studs from Buckingham.

The Comtesse de Winter

Glimpsed by D'Artagnan on a ship as he departs London.

Hunting for the Equipments

Appears in church as the lady with the red cushion, recognized by d'Artagnan.

XXX: Milady

Seen in her carriage at St. Germain; she sends a billet to de Wardes, quarrels with her brother, and coolly departs as D'Artagnan intervenes.

English and French

Receives D'Artagnan with ceremony but shows signs of hidden animosity; speaks French fluently and is revealed to be Lord de Winter's sister-in-law.

Soubrette and Mistress

Writes passionate letters to the Comte de Wardes, unaware that D'Artagnan is intercepting them and forging replies.

XXXV: All Cats Are Grey in the Dark

Believes she is meeting the Comte de Wardes, expresses her love, and gives him a sapphire ring.

Dream of Vengeance

Manipulates d'Artagnan by feigning affection and asking him to kill de Wardes as revenge.

XXXVII: Milady’s Secret

Enraged by D'Artagnan's deception, she attempts to kill him, and her secret fleur-de-lis brand is exposed.

How, Without Incommoding Himself, Athos Procures His Equipment

Revealed to bear a fleur-de-lis brand on her shoulder, confirming she is Athos's former wife; described as furious and vengeful.

The Siege of La Rochelle

Revealed as the mastermind behind the assassination plot and the attempted kidnapping of Madame Bonacieux.

The Anjou Wine

Implied to be behind the poisoning attempt; d'Artagnan is certain of her involvement.

The Utility of Stovepipes

Receives instructions from the cardinal to go to London and negotiate with Buckingham; also seeks the cardinal's aid against d'Artagnan.

XLV: A Conjugal Scene

Terrified upon recognizing Athos, she is accused of multiple crimes and forced to surrender the cardinal's paper before being escorted to embarkation.

The Council of the Musketeers

Mentioned as having been seen by Athos; she has demanded d'Artagnan's head from the cardinal.

Fatality

Drunk with passion and vengeance, she is escorted by an English officer upon landing in England and taken to a castle, becoming a prisoner.

Chat Between Brother and Sister

Imprisoned by her brother-in-law, she feigns submission while secretly plotting her escape.

Captivity: The First Day

Imprisoned and plotting vengeance against d'Artagnan, Buckingham, and Madame Bonacieux; she resolves to exploit Felton's perceived vulnerability.

Captivity: The Second Day

Feigns illness and adopts a Puritan persona to manipulate Felton.

Captivity: The Third Day

Continues her manipulative seduction of Felton, feigning piety and despair to gain his trust and sympathy.

Captivity: The Fourth Day

Manipulates Felton with feigned piety and suicidal despair, using her beauty and tears to ensnare him.

Captivity: The Fifth Day

Milady is the central figure, using her cunning and beauty to manipulate Felton. She reflects on her need for power and her hatred of exile, plotting her revenge against Buckingham and d'Artagnan.

Means for Classical Tragedy

Feigns suicide and reveals a fabricated brand to manipulate Felton.

Escape

Feigning weakness from her wound, she manipulates Felton and orchestrates her escape, showing her cunning and determination.

What Took Place at Portsmouth August 23, 1628

Manipulates Felton into killing Buckingham; escapes from the castle via a rope ladder.

LX: In France

The mortal enemy of Madame Bonacieux, whose rendezvous at Béthune is feared by the musketeers.

LXI: The Carmelite Convent at Béthune

Arrives at the convent, manipulates the abbess with tales of court intrigue, and learns of a boarder named Kitty, stirring her desire for vengeance.

Two Varieties of Demons

Meets Rochefort, reports on Buckingham's assassination and her encounter with Madame Bonacieux, and plans her next moves.

Judgment

The accused, confronted with her past crimes and condemned to death.

Execution

The condemned woman, who pleads for her life, attempts bribery and escape, but is executed.