The Three Peers Book Report Thesis

The Three Musketeers: A Book Review by Marc Ocampo

MULTIMEDIA ARTS III

Introduction
A. Hook: 
Musketeer, a soldier armed with a musket. There is a novel once called The Three Musketeers which is written by the best known novel by Alexandre Dumas, published in between 1844 of March and July in the Le Siècle magazine. It is a quick paced adventure into French history which has established itself as a work of art and declines to give up.

B. Transition: 
This is where a young poor nobleman leaves his Gascony to the bright lights of Paris having the intentions to become a musketeer.

C. Thesis Statement: 
The topic of fellowship is shown in "The Three Musketeers" through Dumas' portrayal of the characters and their unselfish activities.

Summary
The story started for a young fellow had a stallion, one so noteworthy that it was the observed by all the observers. D'Artagnan, embarks to Paris with expectations of joining the Musketeers, that soldier armored army of heroes highly favored by King Louis XII and dreaded by wickedness of Cardinal Richelieu. That young fellow put forward on his journey taking three fatherly blessings, the fifteen ecus, the horse, and the letter for Monsieur de Tréville. It was not seeing the pathetic horse did not evoke

The novel is in reality around four closest friends, and despite the fact that d'Artagnan turns into a Musketeer through the novel, Dumas could even now have titled this work Four Musketeers without anybody getting down on him about it. The novel does, all things considered, relate to four Musketeers. So why three, precisely? The Three Musketeers is a title that intentionally separates d'Artagnan, which signifies well, since he's the hero of the novel. Also, since d'Artagnan's objective all through the novel is to wind up plainly as a Musketeer, if Dumas had entitled the novel The Four Musketeers, that would have given the story away, wouldn't