The Three Peers Compare And Contrast Essay

Compare and Contrast between D’Artagnan and Monsieur Bonacieux’s Personalities. In The Three Musketeers, the cast of characters has a variety of different personalities. The characters’ personalities are very important because it affects the plot and makes it easier for the readers to understand. Generally, each character has their own unique personality. Two of the most interesting characters in this book are D’Artagnan and Monsieur Bonacieux. D’Artagnan is the main character and protagonist in this book, but Bonacieux is an interesting secondary character. When comparing these two characters, it is obvious that they have similar personalities, however there are also many differences.

As for their similarities, D’Artagnan and Monsieur Bonacieux

D’Artagnan got mad again and he decides to duel with him (50,51). Also, it can determined that he is prideful. He does not like it when someone reveals his weaknesses. The Bible talks about this kind of personality. “Better a patient man than a warrior, a man who controls his temper than one who takes a city”(NIV Proverbs 16:32). Furthermore, the book describes D’Artagnan as a brave man. It is true that he does not have fear about anything even if someone is stronger than him or is in a higher position. Here is a good example to prove that he is a brave character. Despit the fact that he is the youngest, he fights against the Cardinal’s guard with the three musketeers. He fights with Jussac who is leading the Cardinal’s guard in the fight, even though Jussac is known as one of the greatest swordsman in France. D’Artagnan fights like a “furious tiger,” and he finally beats him up. Jussac falls like a “dead mass”(Dumas 44). Finally, D’Artagnan is also known as an honest man. In other words, he is a sincere and upright person who does not like lying. When he argues with Aramis about his handkerchief, he does not agree with Aramis’s explanation that the handkerchief did not fall from his pocket