The loyal, kind-hearted maid to Queen Anne, whose endangered position serves as the primary catalyst for the Musketeers' adventures.
Constance is D'Artagnan's central romantic attachment and emotional motivation.
D'Artagnan rescues Constance and falls in love with her. He later acts to protect her after her abduction.
Constance serves and protects the queen while carrying out sensitive missions.
Constance is described as Queen Ann's confidante and maid, and the queen sends her to safety when war breaks out.
Constance is temporarily given authority over the countess in Buckingham's household.
The Duke imprisons the countess and places her in Constance's custody before the countess kills Constance and then Buckingham.
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