[ SECRET POST #2364 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2364 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

He was, in the books, the prettiest and the most elegant, so I guess that worked more for him than for the others. D'Artagnan, Porthos and Athos exhibited more "masculine" qualities from the start. But yes, his involvement with the Catholic Church doesn't really fit - as a woman, options were rather limited and often linked with life-long seclusion in a convent.

[(Anonymous)]

That's what I thought. I mean, Porthos would be easy to turn into a woman. Athos would be slightly more difficult, but the Athos/Milady storyline would be fascinating if Athos were a woman too. D'Artagnan would actually be really easy as well, a Gascon girl who dressed as a boy to fulfil her dream of being a Musketeer, and that would be fascinating when Athos, in particular, found out.

Aramis just seems to be the hardest to do. You'd have to change his whole backstory ... and his whole story in general, actually, since his surviving several events depends on his relationship with the power structure of the Church.

Spoilers

[(Anonymous)]

Well, they do in fact change his whole backstory. She becomes a musketeer to avenge her brother. Or was it her fiancee? I don't remember. Anyway, whoever it was, a significant man on her life was murdered. And she kind of betrays the other musketeers when the opportunity to confront the killer comes up.

Re: Spoilers

[(Anonymous)]

... Okay then. So, not really Aramis at all, then?

If you were going to do that, why not pick D'Artagnan? Some adaptations have gone the route of his avenging dead relatives (it's been too long since I've read it, I can't remember if his father's murder was original or from the adaptations), and he's hotheaded enough to get into that kind of trouble.

Or Athos, at a push. He's not much closer than Aramis, but the thing with Milady could have been worked around to that.