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After losing his position when the regent Philippe d’Orléans succeeds Louis XIV, Raoul d’Harmental joins the Cellamare conspiracy to seize the regent and give power to Philip V of Spain. The plot fails, but Raoul falls in love with Bathilde; Buvat pleads for Raoul’s life and their marriage.
In Touraine under Louis XIII, Gontran and Brissac disguise themselves as priests to enter an Ursuline convent. Gontran hopes to reach Marie, who is being prepared to take the veil, while Brissac courts her sister Louise. Their plans collide with a plot to assassinate Cardinal Richelieu, and the musketeers are ultimately recognized as heroes and rewarded with permission to marry.
In Madrid, Manoëla is meant to marry the elderly Don Guardona, but a dimly lit ceremony mistakenly marries her to music teacher Alvarès as well. Manoëla and Alvarès flee, are caught and brought to court; a substituted name in the marriage contract makes Léona the bride of Don Guardona, leaving Alvarès as Manoëla’s sole husband.
After losing his position when the regent Philippe d’Orléans succeeds Louis XIV, Raoul d’Harmental joins the Cellamare conspiracy to seize the regent and give power to Philip V of Spain. The plot fails, but Raoul falls in love with Bathilde; Buvat pleads for Raoul’s life and their marriage.
In Touraine under Louis XIII, Gontran and Brissac disguise themselves as priests to enter an Ursuline convent. Gontran hopes to reach Marie, who is being prepared to take the veil, while Brissac courts her sister Louise. Their plans collide with a plot to assassinate Cardinal Richelieu, and the musketeers are ultimately recognized as heroes and rewarded with permission to marry.
In Madrid, Manoëla is meant to marry the elderly Don Guardona, but a dimly lit ceremony mistakenly marries her to music teacher Alvarès as well. Manoëla and Alvarès flee, are caught and brought to court; a substituted name in the marriage contract makes Léona the bride of Don Guardona, leaving Alvarès as Manoëla’s sole husband.