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The Fifteen Prayers of Aramis, 12/15

(ao3 link)

Rating: Teen/Mature

Characters: Aramis, Pauline, Helene/Isabelle, Treville, Marie de Medici, Marsac, Serge, Constance, Porthos, Athos, Adele, Richelieu, d'Artagnan

Summary: Fifteen short chapters recounting Aramis' life before the show began.

Chapter Title: Hail Joseph

WARNING: implications of situational depression, grief, and ptsd

“blessed are the arms that embrace what you have embraced [...] blessed in the heart that loves what you have loved.”

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“So you have found me.” Aramis droned when he heard the shuffle of loose tiles behind him. “Again.” “That I did.” Came the rough Parisian accent that had dogged his days for the past three weeks. “Though I wish you hadn’t chosen the roof.” “Scared of heights?” “Nah. Scared of fallin’ through these tiles into Tréville's office.” Despite himself, Aramis huffed a laugh. Indeed it might be a possibility for the recruit to go straight through the roof with all his bulk. Meanwhile, Aramis was now so light he had to fight the wind to stay balanced. “Right. Can we get down now?” “No.” Aramis knew as soon as he climbed down he’d have to see all those sympathetic faces. He couldn’t stand it. “Why not?” “I haven’t broken any rules.” Do not leave the Garrison. Do not handle weapons. Do not go anywhere without his pet nurse. “You came up here without me.” Aramis sighed in frustration but still did not turn from his view of Paris. “Next time I will find somewhere better to run away.” He declared petulantly. “Stubborn bastard.” The recruit chuckled annoyingly. “I know Paris like the back of ma hand. And I guarantee that I could follow you anywhere. A can promise you that!” Far too enthusiastic, Aramis thought as he felt the other man settle precariously next to him, legs dangling off the guttering. “Don’t make promises you can’t keep, Porthos.”

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“How did you get into this regiment without being able to read?” He asked eventually. “You’re supposed to be restin’.” Porthos countered, placing down the book he had been flicking through. “And I am.” Aramis gestured to his reclined position on the bed. The headache from that morning had nearly completely faded. “Answer the question.” “You don’t need to know your letters for infantry.” “You’re not infantry now.” “How could you tell?” Porthos muttered glumly. “The book you’re holding. You are not reacting to the content as is usually expected.” Porthos looked blankly at the title. “What’s it about then?” “It’s a translation of Pietro Aretino’s I Modi.” Another blank look. “It’s a collection of explicit poems.” Porthos dropped the book like it was a hot coal. Aramis could not help but laugh. Thankfully, Porthos also saw the humour and began howling louder than Aramis had ever heard. “I can teach you, if you want." He offered when he had caught a breath. “You what?!” “To read, Porthos! I won’t tell anyone.” “... Yeah. A’right.” The man agreed eventually. “Not with that one though, right?” “No, no.” Aramis clambered up only wobbling slightly and retrieved a different book. “We will begin where everyone begins. The Bible.” “Jesus.” Porthos heaved wearily. “Exactly!” Aramis cannot remember how long they laughed that night.

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Porthos found him, as he always does. This time he did not offer a humorous comment, which Aramis was grateful for. He still remembered when this patch of grass was used for social gatherings that spilt out of the Garrison courtyard. Now twenty spindly wooden crosses poked up from the soil. Twenty slightly raised bumps in the otherwise flat land. Summer had long since set in over the city and Aramis needed to wear his hat constantly due to the sensitivity of his eyes. Aramis knew that the bodies were buried so deep under the ground that there was no way he could possibly smell the decomposition. But his mind, now well versed in tricking his senses, conjured ghastly images of frozen corpses thawing in the summer heat. He swallowed thickly. “What was it?” Porthos asked. He meant what made Aramis flip from enjoying fresh fruit in the market to standing alone in a cemetery. “Nothing.” Aramis replied before he remembered the vivid colours of strawberries, the sweetness of them on his tongue, the cries of children playing by the well, the weight of Porthos’ arm around his shoulders. “Everything.” He amended quietly. “I’m sorry.” Porthos said genuinely. Aramis knew he did not believe in empty words, so he must mean it. But Aramis cannot think of something for Porthos to be sorry for. “What for?” “I’m sorry that you are feelin’ what you are feelin’. And that I can’t do nothing about it.” Porthos never used words like sad or melancholic or insane. He never tried to guess. “Thank you.”

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“What was that?!” Porthos exclaimed between deep peels of laughter. Aramis could not muster the breath to reply. He was too busy convincing his vision to stop spinning. “You squealed like a piglet!” Porthos reported loud enough that the entirety of Paris surely heard. Aramis coughed as feeling returned to his body. “Ow.” Above him, Porthos leaned over. His bandana had been knocked off during their last sparring bout, letting the tightly coils of his hair protrude at every imaginable angle. With the scar over his eye and untidy teeth grinning down at him, Aramis could see why people were scared of his friend. But Aramis saw what others did not. The shorter section of his eyebrow that had been shaved in a dare. The dried melon juice in his moustache because he will eat it any chance he has. The ink smear on the hand he offers from practicing his writing before morning muster. “You alright?” He asked once Aramis had found his feet. “No.” Aramis puffed heavily to get his lungs moving again. “What did I tell ya about gettin’ thrown?” “To relax before impact.” “And what did you do?” “Not relax?” “Every muscle in your body tensed, ‘Mis!” Porthos cried. “What’re you gonna do when some criminal decides to toss you?!” “Pfft. I’d shoot him before he got that close.” Aramis explained simply. Porthos chuckled. “Modest one, you are! Now, again?”

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“Have you heard Rupert is having a bash at The Wren tonight?” Porthos asked over breakfast. “I’ve heard.” Aramis nodded. “And I’ve also heard we must procure our own wine.” “Tight-fisted bastard.” The other man grumbled with a mouth full of bread. “Porthos, I have sewn so many patches into that shirt I’m not sure there is any original fabric left!” “Yeah, but I’d buy you a drink at my birthday party.” “You can’t even afford to buy yourself a drink.” “Well neither can you!” Porthos fought vehemently. Then, he ducked his head and looked around the Garrison courtyard furtively. “But I bet Monsieur Petite Capitaine could afford an entire cask.” Aramis hummed in agreement. Fine sword. Fine clothes. Renting a property outside The Garrison. They think he bought his commission since he has yet to mention any previous postings. Not that the man mentioned much of anything. “Do you think we should go in search of patronesses?” Aramis asked. Porthos shook his head. “Not enough time before this evening.” “For you, maybe. I take it you have another idea?” “Depends. You still hear that ringing in your ear?” “Not for a few weeks now.” Aramis answered warily. “How do you feel about a blindfold?” “Porthos!” The man produced two wine bottles empty of all but a pebble that rattled around the glass. “So here’s what I’m thinkin’...”

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[muskets-are-motivational]

The Fifteen Prayers of Aramis, 11/15

(ao3 link)

Rating: Teen/Mature

Characters: Aramis, Pauline, Helene/Isabelle, Treville, Marie de Medici, Marsac, Serge, Constance, Porthos, Athos, Adele, Richelieu, d'Artagnan

Summary: Fifteen short chapters recounting Aramis' life before the show began.

Chapter Title: Hail Mary

WARNING: Semi-graphic description of injuries, death, disturbing imagery

“now and at the hour of our death”

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“Is Tréville still not back from his meeting at Court?” Marsac hissed impatiently from where he kept his horse from getting antsy. “It would seem not.” Aramis stroked the mane of his beloved Esme. In return, she tried to bite his fingers but he only chuckled. They had been waiting in the courtyard of the Garrison for nearly an hour to be seen off by their Captain. All twenty of the Musketeers lucky enough to be chosen for further training had been steadily getting more restless as the time ticked by. Even those that are staying behind had appeared to see them leave. “Why do we need to wait for him anyway?” “Because it has taken a long time to organise this winter training, and he has had to finalise the details with the king. Besides, this is the first large training we have done as a regiment, and Tréville has chosen us to lead it.” Aramis replied. “Chosen you to lead it.” Marsac muttered. He had recommended his friend from his previous regiment for the Musekteers just over a year ago, and Marsac had proved a highly effective soldier, which soon earned him a full commission. Aramis sighed and clapped his friend firmly on the shoulder, rubbing the already-worn pauldron. “You will have your chance to prove your worth soon.”

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“My arse is so numb I can’t even feel the cold!” Hugo ranted as he threw himself into a pile of snow. “You’ll certainly feel it when you freeze through and your manhood drops off in your breeches.” Marsac snarled, dragging the young Musketeers to his feet. The small opening they had found in the woods fitted the group nearly; with enough places to rope the horses and enough fallen twigs to begin a fire. “So what’s the plan?” Hugo asked instead as he sat on a log next to Aramis, as eager as the day Treville welcomed him to the regiment. Barely twenty-one and already causing trouble with the Red Guards, Aramis and Marsac were already placing bets on when his first solo stable muck-out will be. “The plan is to get some sleep.” He replied. “I’m not sharing with Xavier again!” Michel hollered from where he was pitching a shelter. “And I’m not sharing with George!” d’Alembert added. “I’m not the one who snores!” “At least I’ve actually bathed this year!” “Enough!” Marsac bellowed, and Aramis smirked into his maps and plans. While he had led other missions and training sessions before, nothing compared to the scale of this campaign. But before he could begin to doubt himself, Marsac sat down next to him. “You coming or do I need to drag you away from those papers?”

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D’Alembert and Xavier did not even make it out of their tent before they were slain. He can see their feet poking out of the battered fabric. They had been trampled to death from the -

- Laurent had not tied his left boot properly -

He knew distantly that he had felt this feeling before, his soul untethering from his body. But the last time the air had been thick with heat and flames choked his lungs. Now they were -

Movement.

Marsac.

Relief flooded his body.

- Alvin was to his right. He’d tripped over the arm that was lying two feet from his body. The snow had turned -

Movement.

Marsac. Of course it was Marsac.

He watched his brother drop his pauldron into the snow. He tried not to be distracted by -

- So much blood it was impossible to tell which wound had killed Fabien -

Marsac was at the edge of camp with his back to him and he had no idea what -

- Hugo had been shot in the face -

They were all dead.

And Marsac was gone.

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Crow eyes are the most haunting eyes Aramis had ever looked upon. They descend from the sky, shadowed wings rustling silently. Not even their savage skwarking woke his dead brothers, nor the threat of becoming carrion meat. Before the cold sapped all his energy and the split in his skull pulsed to an unknown rhythm, Aramis tried to defend their rest.

But then he had noticed how the trees closed in on him and the roots churned beneath his feet, branches trapping and tangling and tearing. The trees were alive and the crows were their eyes.

Surely it must be their secret calls that the pounding in his head followed. He had learnt in the lifetime he spent in this forest that the cold and damp will rob him of his mind. The mind he grips so very tightly. Aramis knows that the biting wind carries their voices and the rotten leaves weigh him down. He will not be able to fight when they come.

He needs to rest to keep his strength up. He needs his strength to hold onto his mind. He lies still and silent and closes his eyes so the crows cannot take them. They will not find him. Not ever. He can join his brothers in rest.

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“He still breathes!” “His skull has been cracked.” “Aramis, can you hear me?” “A Spanish raid? Here?” “We’ve found Marsac’s uniform!” “Who could've done summat like this?!” “Porthos, quiet!” “Twenty-one dead Musketeers.” “I’m sorry. He will not survive surgery.” “Aramis, open your eyes.” “His fingers are turning blue.” “We never found his body.” “Do not underestimate him.” “Yer safe now.” “Twenty dead Musketeers.” “I never meant for this to happen.” “How did he survive?” “A deserter then.” “I’ll look after ‘im.” “Please wake up, Aramis.”

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Aperitif at the American Bar, The Savoy.

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An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works

Chapters: 1/1 Fandom: The Musketeers (2014) Rating: Mature Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence Characters: Aramis | René d'Herblay, Porthos du Vallon, Athos | Comte de la Fère, Treville, Uncredited Constance Bonacieux Additional Tags: Post-Savoy, OCD, Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder, PTSD, Rituals, head wounds, concussion, Funerals, Anxiety, Fear of Death Summary:

’ It all happens so suddenly. But then, sometimes things do happen that way. Sometimes you blink and you have gone mad. Sometimes you turn away for a moment and all your friends are dead.

Many times Aramis will get all the way to the Garrison before he has to turn around and go back to his apartments because he is sure that he has left his door unlocked, wide-open, and something will get in.

Because something has been following him the long road back from Savoy. It is a thing that does not tire or stray, sicken or age - and it wants him, it wants them all, with a hunger that is no less desperate for its patience.’

Yeah, so I wrote the Aramis post-Savoy OCD fic, Yay I guess?!

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Anita Ekberg, Savoy Hotel, London, c.1955

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