I loved that scene, and the acting.
Aramis looked like someone who wished the ground would swallow him up, which is understandable. He created some serious mess there, LOL. But he accepted his friends reactions without trying to defend himself, which I hope means that he admitted that he made a huge mistake.
As for Athos, he is a master in keeping it together. I love it when he looses control sometimes, it only shows how horrible the situation is, like when he found out about Aramis and the queen. He let it out, and then he went back to being calm, and later told their friends that what happened happened. I am happy that he didn't judge Aramis, but then again, Aramis is not the only one who stops thinking when it comes to the matters of the heart, since Athos is in love with a psychopath criminal and he just can't let go. Seriously, what's wrong with those two?
My response to D'Artagnan's response was: 'really? look who's talking'. I know that Constance is not the queen, but she still was a married women when he was chasing her. And he didn't care about her reputation.
I love how Porthos reacted, he wanted to punch Aramis and then hugged him, it shows how worried he was about his friend.
And the Captain had no right to blame Athos. It's not like Aramis would go and ask for Athos' permission. Athos was right when he told Aramis that both of them would hang for what happened.
"The secret to creativity is knowing how to hide your sources." ~Albert Einstein
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