Stalker!Arthur and Guinevere Hand Porn (3)

Part 14: link


    “Guinevere…” Arthur shouts from the bedroom.
    “Yes, Love?”
    “Hungry. Can I have lunch?”
    “What do te want?”
    “Toasted cheese sandwich?”
    “What are you, seven?” She’s laughing at him now.
    “I like those when I don’t feel well.”
    “I know…”
    “And an apple. Cut up. And do we have any bendy straws?”
    “Yes, I bought you...

Part 4: link


    “Andersen,” Percy picks up his phone the successivo morning.
    “Percy. Arthur.”
    “Um…”
    “I’m only going to say two words, all right?”
    “Okay.”
    “Accident reports.”
    “Understood.”
    Click.
    Percy hangs up the phone, stares at it a moment, and then goes back to his file cabinet. He pulls open the drawer and withdraws another folder, placing it in the bottom drawer...

With the way things are playing out, e.g. fast inoltrare, avanti to Camlann with no creation of the golden age, and it is looking più and più like Arthur is going meet his end. How the HELL is Gwen going to keep the crown? She is a non-royal/no royal blood, a former serving girl, sitting on a trono wherein the military has been weakened da a war. If Merlin leaves to fulfill his destiny, o at this point looking più and più likely that he will be touring the world embellishing the tale of King Arthur and sorcerer Merlin so that the legend of Merlin and King Arthur is created, who o what is going...

I found this episode OK

What worked for me:

* The Druids yay continuity well kinda

* I loved the discussion between Merlin & Gauis. Gaius'reaction to Merlin aiding Julius

* The scene between Merlin & Julius in the tomb of Ashkenar (unsure of the spelling)

* Brilliant cinematography

*Little Aithusa and Kilgarra being a family

* One thing I will say was it was good to see the stella, star of the mostra and who the mostra is named after, have his moments alone, and the focus was on him alone and not he and Arthur.

What didn't work for me

* Arthurs pants and the wresting in the Council Chambers - Servant wresting...

I have been familiar with the Arthurian Legend since a very young age (I was 11 years). I got to the Arthurian Legend da Leggere the poem Gawain and the Green Knight. Because I wanted to know più about him I read the Arthurian Legend the Welsh version - in which he has a più expand story line . As I read the Welsh version of the Arthurian Legend I came across the fair goddess-queen named Gwenhwyfar (or at least its Anglicized form of 'Guinevere'). I immediately liked her. I enjoyed Leggere about her as this noble, fair Queen who represented the authority of Arthur's reign. The spirit of Brittia....