Mordaunt

Cromwell

Cromwell uses Mordaunt as a ruthless agent and tool for his political ambitions, with no personal warmth.

Athos

Athos is a primary target of Mordaunt's vengeful hatred, as Mordaunt seeks to kill him for the death of his mother, Milady.

Cromwell

Cromwell uses Mordaunt as a ruthless agent and tool for his political ambitions, with no personal warmth.

Athos

Athos is a primary target of Mordaunt's vengeful hatred, as Mordaunt seeks to kill him for the death of his mother, Milady.

Cromwell

Cromwell uses Mordaunt as a ruthless agent and tool for his political ambitions, with no personal warmth.

Athos

Athos is a primary target of Mordaunt's vengeful hatred, as Mordaunt seeks to kill him for the death of his mother, Milady.

The Absolution

Disguised as a monk, he hears the executioner's confession and reveals himself as John Francis de Winter, son of the executed woman.

Grimaud Speaks

Referred to as the monk who stabbed the executioner; revealed to be Milady's son seeking revenge.

Cromwell's Letter

Delivers Cromwell's letter; reveals his tragic past and deep hatred for King Charles I; displays a cold, determined demeanor.

Henrietta Maria and Mazarin

Observes Lord de Winter through a glass door in the gallery, filled with hatred. He waits outside the palace to follow the queen's carriage.

XL: Uncle and Nephew

Confronts his uncle, Lord de Winter, demanding answers about his mother Milady's death; reveals he learned the truth from the executioner of Bethune and vows revenge.

Paternal Affection

Mentioned as having visited Lord de Winter; identified as Milady's son and a Puritan follower of Cromwell; disguised as a monk.

In Which It Is Proved That First Impulses Are Oftentimes the Best

The mysterious young man who questions Athos and Aramis about Mazarin, follows them, and threatens 'To our next meeting, sirs, in England.'

In Which We Hear Tidings of Aramis

Meets D'Artagnan and Porthos in Boulogne; reveals himself as the contact for the mission to Cromwell; impatient to depart.

LV: The Scotchman

Mentioned as having ordered the Standard to sail to Durham; not directly present in the camp scene.

The Avenger

Kills his uncle Lord Winter; reveals himself as Milady's avenger; taunts the king.

Oliver Cromwell

Reports to Cromwell, reveals he killed his uncle Lord Winter, and requests the French prisoners as his reward.

LVIII: Jésus Seigneur

Attempts to claim the prisoners under Cromwell's authority but is outwitted by d'Artagnan; collapses in despair upon discovering the escape.

London

Seen at the carriage window escorting the king; the musketeers vow to kill him.

LXIII: The Trial

Commands the musketeers, recognizes the Frenchmen, and orders them to be fired upon, but they escape.

LXIV: Whitehall

Apprises Bishop Juxon of the king's request for confession and Cromwell's permission.

Remember!

Implied as the masked executioner.

Cromwell's House

Confronts Cromwell about the execution and rescue plot, then is cornered by the four musketeers.

Conversational

Captured and brought before the four musketeers; he demands a duel and chooses Athos, but eventually fights d'Artagnan.

The Skiff Lightning

Flees to Greenwich after the fight, boards the Lightning to ambush the musketeers.

LXXI: Port Wine

Plans revenge by setting a gunpowder fuse to blow up the ship, speaking in French and coordinating with Groslow.

LXXIII: Fatality

Sets fire to the felucca, jumps into the sea, begs for mercy, drags Athos underwater, and dies with a dagger in his chest.