Are you stubborn?  Do you make sure that you finish strong even if it was the last thing you do?  Are you a little hot tempered?  If you answered yes to these questions then you are a lot like d'Artangnan which is the main character in the story The Three Musketeers.  He is the kind of person who if does not receive respect from every one but the King, Cardinal and M. de Trevillie he will make sure that they do not disrespect him again.

D' Artagnan is a person who takes nothing from no one.  I have evidence from the text to support this.  "And I" cried d' Artagnan "will allow no man to laugh when it displeases me."  This proves what I have said because he is screaming at someone who as made a joke abut him.  A little while later he is threatening to strike this man down.  Why I think he is striving for respect from every one is because he wants everyone to know his name when he becomes one of the great musketeers and shows his worth.  I also think it is because of his dads words telling him not to take anything from anyone except the cardinal, the king' and M. de Trevillie.

D' Artagnan will stop at nothing to finish what he started.  If he starts a case he finishes it.  If he starts a fight he finishes it.  If he makes a promise he keeps it.  He is noble and trust worthy you could say.  You could also so say he is very passionate about every thing he does.  He makes a promise to M. Bonaciuex that he will solve the case about his missing wife and has not stopped solving the case but falling in love with his wife too.  Another way that he shows he stops at nothing is when he keeps trying to get a date with this dudes wife (the husband and the wife do not have a very strong relation ship, at least the wife doesn't have a strong relation ship with the husband but I think the husband still loves his wife).  I can relate to this because if I start something I like I stop at nothing to finish that thing.

Hot tempered is a good adjective to describe d' Artagnan. He is one of those people that when he is insulted he makes sure it does not happen again.  Not only does he make sure that he is respected but he will go to extreme measures.  He is a noble man so he respects those who are to be respected like the king but he makes his friends and keeps them but you will make sure you respect him if he does not know you because he will mistake you for an enemy in a quick second but if you correct your mistake quickly he might give you a second chance.  In the book the three musketeers he is displeased and when this person keeps disrespecting him he threatens to strike them down.  So basically he is straight down relentless.

He has not excepted any disrespect and I am sure he will not in the future.  When he finishes his job he makes sure that he finishes with dignity and respect.