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__The Three Musketeers__ By: Alexandre Dumas The climax of the novel is when the three friends, servants, and the man in the red cloak are looking for Milady. About half way through the book she became an enemy of the friends and she has just killed the woman D’Artagnan loves. Athos knows Milady from earlier in his life and hates her more than anyone but no one knows why. Because of this he takes charge of looking for her and when he finds out where she is he gets everyone else and they go to her house. I was satisfied with the end of the novel because it was just as exciting and unexpected as the rest of the novel. The novel is believable because nothing extremely unusual happens and the way the governments are set up is realistic. I would recommend this book to anyone because it was a lot better than I thought it would be and I think other people would like it as much as I did. This novel met my expectations because I do not like to read in my free time but I really enjoyed reading this book. My favorite part about this book was that there was always something that was about to happen, even after D’Artagnan had just finished an adventure. One thing that I did not like about this book is that between each adventure there is a chapter or two that sets up the next adventure. These are can be boring and sometimes hard to understand.