Act XI & XII: What the hell had he lost on this galley? Hercule Savinien Cyrano de Bergerac. The outwitted pedant, Act 2, Scene 4. The naive hare Eusebius, fateful companion of the two daring knights Armand Raynal de Maupertuis and Don Lope de Villalobos y Sangrín, was once sentenced to life on the galley. In the story presented here, he finally grants the patient yet undaunted readers a glimpse into his past. He recounts the days of misery and violence when cruel musketeers terrorized the Cardinal's guard and jugglers and hired murderers left the stage of the theater to cross swords. Where a man's life is worth little, how much will that of a hare count... Ayroles and Masbou present us with the adventurous experiences of the hare Eusebius, concluding and simultaneously providing the backstory to this extraordinary series in every respect. The circle closes...