The Three Musketeers and The Man in the Iron Mask are both novels written by Alexander Dumas, one of France's best writers. Both novels combine History and Romance, keeping the reader fascinated. The Three Musketeers is unlawfully about three courageous men who must scavenge their way through a world of political conspiracy conquered by voracious, dishonest people. Who tend to scheme and connive. Each of these three musketeers is known to be the finest at conquering their enemy. Additionally these musketeers demonstrate great respect and honor for their king. Later on in the novel an additional member was added, a youngster by the name of D'Artagnan. The original impression that is given from the novel is consequently, that these men demonstrate loyalty and trustworthy to each other. This in turn leads a strong build of companionship. It is the oath that defines their true association in the novel...