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Mordred Merlin From: KePPy Jenna Busch ChihuahuasRCute /26715174

2009-08-15T12:01:00.001-07:00

kePPy can't forget that:
N-32. defenceN-33. distanceN-34. Gwen/Arthur, space betweenN-35. Gwen/Arthur, always - claimed by motorized

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kePPy might have an idea about it:
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For this reason, kePPy says:
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kePPy comes with a new idea:
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In contrast, Jenna Busch replies:
Buffy fan. But keep that quiet. [laughs] So yeah, I was quite pleased to see him there on the first day. And it's been terrific working with him. We've gone through the mill a bit with our second series. There's quite a bit going on between Arthur and Uther. It's been a pleasure to have Anthony to work with in the scenes I've had to do.

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kePPy objects:
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ChihuahuasRCute remembers that:
Characters: Arthur, Merlin and Morgana...Okay, so this is a different version of 'The Beginning of the End' (Episode 8). So...WARNING: Spoilers for Episode 8.

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But Jenna Busch says that's not all:
Merlin airs Sunday nights on NBC. Follow Jenna Busch on Twitter: www.twitter.com/@jennabusch NBC More in Entertainment... NBC's "Community" Pilot Airing On Facebook First Miss Universe Swimsuit Competition 2009: Who's Hottest?... Ashley Greene NUDE PHOTOS: Naked Pics Of... Angelina Jolie Vs. Diane Kruger At 'Inglourious...

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Before going any further, Jenna Busch wants to get this straight:
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Jenna Busch gives a bit of an idea about it:
Buffy fan. But keep that quiet. [laughs] So yeah, I was quite pleased to see him there on the first day. And it's been terrific working with him. We've gone through the mill a bit with our second series. There's quite a bit going on between Arthur and Uther. It's been a pleasure to have Anthony to work with in the scenes I've had to do.

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Jenna Busch imagines that:
Buffy fan. But keep that quiet. [laughs] So yeah, I was quite pleased to see him there on the first day. And it's been terrific working with him. We've gone through the mill a bit with our second series. There's quite a bit going on between Arthur and Uther. It's been a pleasure to have Anthony to work with in the scenes I've had to do.

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Mordred Merlin From: KePPy Jenna Busch Stevedragon Andi Harlequin ChihuahuasRCute /26696063

2009-08-14T12:01:00.001-07:00

Orianthi

kePPy says it all comes down to this:
ebonystar 2009-08-07 10:25 pm UTC ( link ) LJ Username: ebonystar Prompts Claiming: A-35 | A-43 (Can I take this as future!Gwen on eve of marriage? Or is that pushing the prompt too far? :s) | C-43 | E-5 | F-2 Did you promote? If so, link to that promo to get one extra claim: Here, as a sticky Desired Image for Participation Banner: ( Reply to this ) ( Thread )

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Jenna Busch brings a word of caution:
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Furthermore, Jenna Busch claims:
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kePPy is not really sure about that:
note: also prompted as "any ship")A-12. trousers versus dressesA-13. queen's jewelryA-14. toesA-15. diary

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kePPy brings a word of caution:
A-38. secretsA-39. Morgana turns evil and leaves Camelot. Gwen goes with her. (note: prompted as "any pairing") -

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In addition to this, kePPy states:
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kePPy points out another thing aside from that:
elenielofnarnia 2009-08-09 05:14 am UTC ( link ) Can I claim L-25 for the fanmix as well? ( Reply to this ) ( Parent )( Thread )

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In contrast, stevedragon replies:
stevedragon Film and Television Feature films * Das Wunder von Loch Ness (2008) German film played by Thomas Fritsch.

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Andi objects:
Merlin stops in at home to get some supplies for the never ending Druid nursing project, but Gaius, under the impression that Merlinâs interested in medicine, sits him down for an anatomy lesson of great enthusiasm.

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Jenna Busch explains:
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Despite the previous arguments, Jenna Busch has many reasons to think otherwise:
Buffy fan as well.)[Note: Across the pond, they refer to a season as a "series".] This myth cycle has been re-imagined many times. What is it about this particular Arthur that makes him unique?

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As Harlequin says:
Caveat emptor: I am in no way a scholar, just an amateur enthusiast, so feel free to agree or disagree as suits yourself! I ll welcome any discussion and further ideas. I should probably add that I am

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Still not being convinced, stevedragon replies:
* Tarzan and the Super 7 (1978-80) animation voiced by Michael Bell. * Once Upon A Classic (1976-79) in the episode A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court played by Roscoe Lee Browne.

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stevedragon imagines that:
* Tarzan and the Super 7 (1978-80) animation voiced by Michael Bell. * Once Upon A Classic (1976-79) in the episode A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court played by Roscoe Lee Browne.

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ChihuahuasRCute can't forget that:
Yeah, and I know that the 'Druid boy's name is Mordred, but in the episode he doesn't tell Morgana and Merlin his name, he only tell s Arthur...

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Mordred Merlin From: KePPy Jenna Busch Harlequin /26674140

2009-08-13T12:00:00.001-07:00

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Thinking that's not all, kePPy adds:
B-6. Camelot set in 2009B-7. Gwen bodyswap with anyoneB-8. Tom was never killed, Gwen takes Arthur home for dinner (

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As a result of that, Jenna Busch belives:
Jenna Busch writer of all things geek-related Posted: August 8, 2009 06:58 PM BIO Become a Fan Get Email Alerts Bloggers' Index

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For this reason, kePPy says:
la_esmeralda_ 2009-08-07 10:15 pm UTC ( link ) LJ Username: la_esmeralda_ Prompts Claiming: D6 | B1 | A32 Did you promote? If so, link to that promo to get one extra claim: Alas, no! Desired Image for Participation Banner: ( Reply to this )

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kePPy gives a bit of an idea about it:
Categories are defined as follows: Fanart: icons (must follow LJ rules: 100x100 ppi, <40kb), banners, wallpapers, fanvids, fanmixes, manips, animations, drawings, paintings, and crafts. Fanfic: any type of writing (poetry, prose or any other sty le), with a minimum of 100 words (a drabble), of your original writing. Ficmixes and any adaptation thereof will also be accepted in this category.

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kePPy also takes into account the following fact:
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kePPy scans the other's answers and reply:
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Harlequin explains:
, as Geoffrey added vitality, though not historical accuracy, to the chronicle tradition . Edit re Excalibur: A key element I forgot to mention! Geoffrey also incorporates Arthur's sword, though at this stage it's called Caliburn. (Later, in Malory, it's called Excalibur.)

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Jenna Busch shows how it is done:
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Jenna Busch is not really sure about that:
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For this purpose, Jenna Busch suggests:
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For this reason, Jenna Busch says:
The cast of Merlin In America, Anthony Head is sort of a cult figure because of Buffy the Vampire Slayer . Were you a fan of that show?

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Mordred Merlin From: Harlequin Stevedragon ChihuahuasRCute Andi /26196010

2009-08-10T17:10:00.001-07:00

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Harlequin also takes into account the following fact:
So I am thinking that while Merlin has its feet quite solidly placed in Geoffrey of Monmouth s chronicle tradition, the writers also draw on elements of Chrétien de Troyes romance tradition. Of the English sources, though, I feel

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But Harlequin has a different opinion:
The key writer in the romance tradition was Chrétien de Troyes, a French poet working in the late twelfth century. He wrote five great Arthurian verse romances, the first of which introduces the character Lancelot, and the third of which introduces the adulterous love he shares with Guinevere. Chrétien also introduced the Holy Grail to the Arthurian legends.

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Harlequin is rather skeptical:
Merlin fit well enough within Geoffrey s universe. Also, Geoffrey has Uther raising Arthur, who inherits the kingdom directly from Uther on his death (though at the age of sixteen, I believe).

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stevedragon does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
* Merlin (1980) German film with Ekkehardt Belle playing the wizard and Thomas Ohrner as the young wizard.

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Harlequin might have an idea about it:
The romances bring in more fanciful elements, such as a hunt for a white stag, a bridge made of swords, a lion as a faithful compani on, a ring that makes the wearer invisible, and so on.

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Still not being convinced, Harlequin replies:
Merlin is more indebted to Geoffrey rather than Malory, partly because Arthur is being raised by Uther as his heir, and partly because the show deliberately acknowledges Geoffrey.

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Having that in mind, ChihuahuasRCute wonders:
While Morgana mumbled something about indecency, Merlin bit his lip and pondered over the current situation. He was aware of the fact that if something wasn't done immediately; Arthur would come and see behind the screen. And then the poor, defenseless boy would be executed, and he and Morgana would probably suffer the same fate. While Arthur dem anded a valid reason for his not being able to see behind the screen, Merlin made up his mind.

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Andi gives a bit of an idea about it:
Anyway, Arthur is giving his dad a serious talking to because Uther is being all maniacal about catching the Druid boy and sending a message to the kingdom about the use of magic and being a Druid, apparently. Poor Arthur tries and tries to teach his absurd father about how to be a man and a king, but Uther demands his will be done. Again. Arthur is disapproving and conflicted. Again.

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stevedragon comes with the facts:
* The Outer Limits (1995-02) in episode The Tipping Point (2002) played by Jim Byrnes. * House of Mouse (2001-02) played by Hamilton Camp.

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In response, Andi claims:
That night, armed with Arthurâs keys and Morganaâs plan, they sneakily sneak into the armory and then to the secret door. A servant tips the guards off that she saw a small person and a tall person lurking in the castle and Arthur goes poking around for them. He discovers his keys missing and sounds the warning bell.

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ChihuahuasRCute is not really sure about that:
---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- Morgana bent over the feverish Druid boy lying on her bed and placed a pale hand on his temple. After a second or so, she withdrew her hand and threw Merlin, who was standing next to her, a worried look.

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As stevedragon says:
* Merlin (1980) German film with Ekkehardt Belle playing the wizard and Thomas Ohrner as the young wizard.

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stevedragon can't forget that:
* Merlin (1980) German film with Ekkehardt Belle playing the wizard and Thomas Ohrner as the young wizard.

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ChihuahuasRCute might have an idea about it:
A sudden loud knock at the door caused her to drop the towel, startled. She shot Merlin a panicked look, and together they shifted her screen so that Merlin and the Druid boy were hidden from view. Morgana surveyed the room with a quick glance to make sure that there was nothing out of the ordinary visible. Satisfied, s he strode to the door and unlocked it, allowing the Crown Prince of Camelot to enter her chambers.

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Furthermore, Andi claims:
That night, armed with Arthurâs keys and Morganaâs plan, they sneakily sneak into the armory and then to the secret door. A servant tips the guards off that she saw a small person and a tall person lurking in the castle and Arthur goes poking around for them. He discovers his keys missing and sounds the warning bell.

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While it may be true, ChihuahuasRCute thinks:
Okay, I'll stop blabbering now. Lol.I feel all accomplished. Hehe. Location: Camelot. Teehee. Mood: jubilant Tags: merlin , merlin/morgana

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ChihuahuasRCute is rather skeptical:
---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- Morg ana bent over the feverish Druid boy lying on her bed and placed a pale hand on his temple. After a second or so, she withdrew her hand and threw Merlin, who was standing next to her, a worried look.

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In contrast, stevedragon replies:
* The New Adventures of Robin Hood (1997-99) was played by two actors, Geoffrey Bayldon in the episode The Legend of Olwyn and then David Gant in Return to Camelot.

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Mordred Merlin From: Babydracky ChihuahuasRCute Stevedragon Harlequin Shadowglove88 Andi /26196009

2009-08-10T17:10:00.000-07:00

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Babydracky shows how it is done:
Fandom: MERLIN Claim: Arthur/Merlin/Adult!Mordred Prompt + Number: Agreement (Promp #84), Bare (Promp #44) & Share (Prompt #5). Title: Sweet Surrender Rating: PG 13 to PG-17 Warnings: No Beta. English isn't my mother tongue. Sorry ToT Words : 102 + 100 + 102 Summary: A knight is always ashamed to surrender, isnât he? Sweet Surrender Tags: author: babydracky , fanfic , genre: character study , genre: drabble , genre: ficlet , genre: first time , genre: romance , rating: nc-17 , rating: pg-13 Leave a comment

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But ChihuahuasRCute has a different opinion:
'Do you really expect to find him under a stack of books ?' She asked Arthur, sniffing. Arthur just glared at her and made his way towards the screen concealing Merlin and the Druid boy. Morgana protested loudly, blocking Arthur's way with her arms. Arthur, sensing something was suspicious, asked her why she refused to let him see behind the screen.

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stevedragon brings some great news:
* Merlin (1998), a television movie starring Sam Neill as Merlin, Daniel Brocklebank as Young Merlin, Miranda Richardson as both the villainess Queen Mab and her supporting protagonist sister, the famous Lady of the Lake, Martin Short as her servant Frik, Isabella Rossellini as Nimue, and Rutger Hauer as Vortigern. The film depicts his life, from his magical birth through the reigns of Vortigern, Uther, and Arthur, and ends with him as an old man. Merlin is a half-faeren man created by Queen Mab, sister to the Lady of the Lake, as a saviour to the Old Ways (i.e., Paganism) from the encroaching Christian religion. Becomes a tutor of King Arthur and the lover of Lady Nimue.[2]

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Meanwhile, Harlequin came up with this idea:
Merlin fit well enough within Geoffrey s universe. Also, Geoffrey has Uther raising Arthur, who inherits the kingdom directly from Uther on his death (though at the age of sixteen, I believe).

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Harlequin sees it this way:
Merlin creators, as he appears in the character of Camelot s archivist and librarian. The historical Geoffrey was British, and lived in the first half of the twelfth century.

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Harlequin does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
Merlin, and indeed all the fan fiction that has resulted, are some of the most recent incarnations of these legends.

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Similarly, ChihuahuasRCute adds:
Okay, I'll stop blabbering now. Lol.I feel all accomplished. Hehe. Location: Camelot. Teehee. Mood: jubilant Tags: merlin , merlin/morgana

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In addition to this, shadowglove88 states:
Title: To Kill A KingFandom: MerlinPairings: onesided Mordred/Merlin, Merlin/Arthur, Morgana/GwenRating: T+Disclaimer: I do not own Merlin

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Andi sees it this way:
That night, armed with Arthurâs keys and Morganaâs plan, they sneakily sneak into the armory and then to the secret door. A servant tips the guards off that she saw a small person and a tall person lurking in the castle and Arthur goes poking around for them. He discovers his keys missing and sounds the warning bell.

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In response, Harlequin claims:
Merlin is certainly well grounded in Geoffrey of Monmouth s twelfth century version of the Arthurian legend what with medieval setting, anachronisms, and Welsh connections, not to mention Merlin himself! There s even a source for the Great Dragon: Geoffrey of Monmouth has Merlin advising Vortigern that his newly built tower cannot stand because there are two dragons living (and battling) in the caves below it And it s intriguing to note that the figure Am brosius Aurelianus from the chronicle by Nennius has been a source in the historical development of the characters of both Arthur and Merlin Two sides of the same coin, indeed!

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For this purpose, Harlequin suggests:
Edit re the Grail: As pointed out by stevedragon and syrosis in the comments, the Cup of Life could well be

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But Andi says that's not all:
Insert credits here.Merlin is doing that happy little jaunt thing through the castle when he hears a disembodied voice asking for help. He looks and looks for the source until he realizes it comes from the little boy huddled in the courtyard. Merlin helps by exchanging some telepathic instructions with the kid and then running around looking for a place to hide from the guards. They end up in Morganaâs chambers.

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Still being unsure, ChihuahuasRCute asks:
---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- Morgana bent over the feverish Druid boy lying on her bed and placed a pale hand on his temple. After a second or so, she withdrew her hand and threw Merlin, who was standing next to her, a worried look.

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Furthermore, Andi claims:
Uther gives us all a lesson in parenting (again) and informs Morgana that the boy will now be executed with more vigor in order to serve as a lesson to her. When she protests how stupid that is, he grabs her around the throat and tells her not to speak to him until sheâs ready to apologize for whatâs sheâs done. In the background, Arthur is shocked and his hand is firmly on his sword. Nice touch.

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stevedragon gives a bit of an idea about it:
* Merlin of The Crystal Cave (1991), played by George Winter as Merlin, Jody David as a boy and Thomas Lambert as Merlin the child. Based on the novel by Mary Stewart of the same name.

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ChihuahuasRCute can't forg et that:
'Do you really expect to find him under a stack of books?' She asked Arthur, sniffing. Arthur just glared at her and made his way towards the screen concealing Merlin and the Druid boy. Morgana protested loudly, blocking Arthur's way with her arms. Arthur, sensing something was suspicious, asked her why she refused to let him see behind the screen.

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Mordred Merlin From: Shadowglove88 ChihuahuasRCute Andi Harlequin Stevedragon /26178184

2009-08-09T17:10:00.000-07:00

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shadowglove88 imagines that:
Summary: Mordred was 14 when Merlin and Morgana escaped to the Isle of the Druids, and Mordred fell in love. Then he witnesses a secret encounter between Merlin and Arthur that ignites the beginning of the dragon's warning to Arthur: the beginning of the end.

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ChihuahuasRCute thinks about it:
Fandom: MerlinPairings: *Hints of* Merlin/MorganaRating: TDisclaimer: I don't own Merlin. Obviously.Spoilers: Episode 8

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But Andi has a different opinion:
Hey, Arthur, wonât it be great when youâre king and get to make the right decisions instead of secretly doing all this stuff behind your dadâs back?

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Having that in mind, Andi wonders:
So, what is the general feeling about this episode? Itâs kind of heavy compared to most of them and took forever to recap, so you all owe me two cents.

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Harlequin considers that:
dux bellorum, not a king) rallying the British to oppose the Saxons; possible names given to such a figure include Arthur, and Ambrosius Aurelianus. Another theory is that the historical Arthur was actually the second century Roman officer Lucius Artorius Castus, who led a troop of Sarmatian cavalry in Britain. Either way, a historical Arthur wouldn t be someone with a medieval castle and knights in shining armour!

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However, ChihuahuasRCute thinks differently:
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Similarly, stevedragon adds:
* Kaamelott (2005-) French sitcom played by Jacques Chambon. * Stargate SG-1 (1997-2007), Stargate Atlantis (2004-2009) and Stargate: The Ark of Truth (2008), Merlin is represented as an Ancient, named Myrddin (originally Moros) from the Pegasus galaxy who ascended to a higher plane of existence, descended to a lower plane of existence on Earth, and proceeded to 'create' King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. Played by Matthew Walker.

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ChihuahuasRCute imagines that:
'What, are you under the impression that I am harboring a criminal in my bed chambers?' She exclaimed, somewhat indignantly. Arthur ignored her and began sifting through her things

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Andi intervenes and adds:
photo: nbc Merlin The Beginning of the End Original Air Date: July 26, 2009 Andi â" Sr. Reviewer andi@thetwocents.com

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While it may be true, ChihuahuasRCute thinks:
Morgana gave him a withered look.'True, but he'll throw us in the dungeon on account of the fact that we rendered his son unconscious.'

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But Harlequin says that's not all:
My main reference is The Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and Legend (2007) by Alan Lupack, and the direct quotes are from there. However, there are other similar reference works around quite apart from the texts themselves, so there s plenty to explore.

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For this purpose, Harlequin suggests:
gasp). I assume this is because Christianity would side with Uther against magic in general and therefore Merlin specifically, and few people would really want to take on the hassle of having an anti Christian hero in a BBC kids show. But I do wonder what (if anything) they will do instead (if we even get that far in the story).

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Meanwhile, stevedragon came up with this idea:
* 3-2-1 (1978-87) in the episodes The Magic of Merlin and Egypt played by Kenneth Connor.

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stevedragon remembers that:
* Kaamelott (2005-) French sitcom played by Jacques Chambon. * Stargate SG-1 (1997-2007), Stargate Atlantis (2004-2009) and Stargate: The Ark of Truth (2008), Merlin is represented as an Ancient, named Myrddin (originally Moros) from the Pegasus galaxy who ascended to a higher plane of existence, descended to a lower plane of existence on Earth, and proceeded to 'create' King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table. Played by Matthew Walker.

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Before going any further, Andi wants to get this straight:
So, Morgana convinces Arthur to help them get the kid back to his people by comparing him to his father and then asking him to do it as a favor to her. Merlin shows up while theyâre planning their devious bit of treason and gets drafted to help. Heâs not excited because he kind of believes The Slash Dragon, but Arthur makes a convincing argument and Merlin really canât say no to that face he makes when heâs telling in a begging way.

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For this purpose, Andi suggests:
Hey, Arthur, wonât it be great when youâre king and get to make the right decisions instead of secretly doing all this stuff behind your dadâs back?

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For this reason, Harlequin says:
dux bellorum, not a king) rallying the British to oppose the Saxons; possible names given to such a figure include Arthur, and Ambrosius Aurelianus. Another theory is that the historical Arthur was actually the second century Roman officer Lucius Artorius Castus, who led a troop of Sarmatian cavalry in Britain. Either way, a historical Arthur wouldn t be someone with a medieval castle and knights in shining armour!

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Despite the previous arguments, stevedragon has many reasons to think otherwise:
* Knightmare (1987-94) played by John Woodnutt. * A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1989) played by Rene Auberjonois.

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In other words, Harlequin puts it this way:
Merlin reflects our world today, and is influenced by thoughts of what its intended audience would want to see. For me, this doesn't invalidate it as a piece of Arthuriana, but enriches it.

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2009-08-08T17:10:00.000-07:00

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Thinking that's not all, Harlequin adds:
Slightly more seriously, I suspect (though will need to do some more thinking and reading) that the magic, the dragon and most of the other weird beasts in

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Harlequin can't forget that:
The Romance Tradition and EnglandThe key English writer working in the romance tradition was Thomas Malory

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Thinking that's not all, Andi adds:
Later, they devise a plan for getting the kid out of the city, which involves Morgana sneaking him out come nightfall. The hitch in this plan is that the gates will be guarded and the only other way is through a locked door. Merlin resolves to steal Arthurâs key to said door, which results in a silly scene wherein the keys float around above Arthurâs head and he canât seem to figure out what that weird jangling noise is. Hee hee!

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Similarly, Harlequin adds:
Idylls were very much written for a Victorian audience; Eliot's Waste Land was written in the aftermath of the First World War. Our own

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ChihuahuasRCute sees it this way:
---------------------------------------- ---------------------------------------- So...what did you think? I know it's really random and...well, weird. Lol. But please review...that would mean a LOT to me... You can be as harsh as you want, just keep in mind that I'm only 14 (well, almost 14) and this is my first FF...

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Andi brings more details:
And we all know what Merlin does when heâs weirded out. The Slash Dragon tells Merlin that heâs a special snowflake and that the kid should not be protected, but because no one here can seem to string together any semblance of an explanation, the dragon just scampers away without giving Merlin a reason.

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As Harlequin says:
The Romance Tradition and FranceIn the twelfth century, even as Geoffrey of Monmouth was doing his thing, the

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Harlequin thinks that the problem is:
The biggest departure from the romance tradition, it seems to me, is that Merlin pretty much ignores Christianity which means an Arthurian story without a Holy Grail (

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stevedragon tells the real story:
* Bergerac (1981-91) in the episode Always Leave Them Laughing played by Edward Phillips. * Mr. Merlin (1981â"82) sitcom starring Barnard Hughes as the wizard, disguised as Max Merlin, a mechanic in modern-day San Francisco. He hires Zachary Rogers, played by Clark Brandon, to work in his garage, and when Zac pulls a crowbar out of a rock, the crowbar is revealed to be Arthur's sword Excalibur, and Merlin must reveal himself to Zac and make him an apprentice. The show was typical of late-1970s and early-1980s sci-fi/fantasy television.

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Despite the previous arguments, ChihuahuasRCute has many reasons to think otherwise:
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Furthermore, stevedragon claims:
* Bergerac (1981-91) in the episode Always Leave Them Laughing played by Edward Phillips. * Mr. Merlin (1981â"82) sitcom starring Barnard Hughes as the wizard, disguised as Max Merlin, a mechanic in modern-day San Francisco. He hires Zachary Rogers, played by Clark Brandon, to work in his garage, and when Zac pulls a crowbar out of a rock, the crowbar is revealed to be Arthur's sword Excalibur, and Merlin must reveal himself to Zac and make him an apprentice. The show was typical of late-1970s and early-1980s sci-fi/fantasy television.

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But shadowglove88 has a different opinion:
Spoiler: Season One's episode: "The Beginning Of The End."Note: I couldn't find a reason for Mordred to want to kill Arthur after "The Beginning of the End", but the Great Slash Dragon warns its cannon, so I gave Mordred my own reason!

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ChihuahuasRCute shows how it is done:
The Beginning of The End: A New Twist, Merlin fanfic... Jul. 29th, 2009 at 3:36 PM Title: The Beginning of The End: A New Twist

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Before going any further, Andi wants to get this straight:
A tall hooded figure and a small hooded figure are visiting the Camelot market for some super secret items that donât actually play into the plot at all except as a way to get them into the city, so whatever. The boy is creepy. The man is not.

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While it may be true, Andi thinks:
Later, they devise a plan for getting the kid out of the city, which involves Morgana sneaking him out come nightfall. The hitch in this plan is that the gates will be guarded and the only other way is through a locked door. Merlin resolves to steal Arthurâs key to said door, which results in a silly scene wherein the keys float around above Arthurâs head and he canât seem to figure out what that weird jangling noise is. Hee hee!

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Babydracky is rather skeptical:
babydracky [ merlinxarthur ] 04 August 2009 @ 12:56 am MERLIN - Arthur/Merlin/Adult!Mordred - Sweet Surrender (PG13-PG17) @ ot3_100

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stevedragon tells the real story:
* The Sword in the Stone (1963), the Disney animated adaptation of T.H. White's book, featuring an old and funny Merlin (voiced by Karl Swenson) helping a young lad named Wart to become King Arthur.

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As Andi says:
Morgana hides the boy behind a curtain, which, you know, is the best because itâs like hiding behind a tapestry and I dare you to tell me you never wanted to go to a castle and lurk behind the tapestries.

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Despite the previous arguments, stevedragon has many reasons to think otherwise:
* Novye priklyucheniya yanki pri dvore korolya Artura (1988) Russian film played by Albert Filozov who also played King Arthur.

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shadowglove88 explains:
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However, Andi thinks differently:
Outside, Morgana and the miraculously healed kid get very nervous and then get caught. Arthurâs completely irritated and stuck in one hell of a spot with all those knights standing around. Itâs not like he can do what he really wants to do and let them go, so he instructs the guards to restrain them.

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Harlequin says it all comes down to this:
Edit re Lucius Artorius Castus: This is a relatively recent theory (1924) so don't expect to find him and the Sarmatians in any of the earlier texts!

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Harlequin intervenes and adds:
Such Arthurian stories are known as the chronicle tradition, as they are based on or are presented as historical chronicles.

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stevedragon does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
* The Time Tunnel (1966-67) in the episode Merlin the Magician (1967) played by two actors Christopher Cary and Dennis Christopher.

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ChihuahuasRCute thinks about it:
'Arthur! What a surpriseâ" What are you doing here?'Arthur explained about his father's orders to search every inch of the city for the Druid boy.

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In addition to this, ChihuahuasRCute states:
Arthur glanced at the half-naked Merlin be fore turning his gaze to the rapidly reddening Morgana. He mentally put two and two together, and visibly paled. Without warning, he startled the warlock and the Seer by toppling over backwards, unconscious. Morgana gazed at Arthur, who was out cold, and groaned. Merlin shrugged,' At least Uther won't execute us on behalf of hiding the Druid boy.'

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However, stevedragon thinks differently:
* Les Acteurs de bonne foi (1979) French, played by Dominique Rozan. * Shadows (1975-78) in the episode The Boy Merlin played by Ian Rowlands.

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For this reason, Harlequin says:
Merlin's equivalent to the Holy Grail. Of course I probably should have managed to see that myself, but it didn't even occur to me! This would me an they have now briefly introduced Lancelot, Excalibur, Mordred and the Grail in the first season, and they even foreshadowed the Round Table with Arthur's 'Here in this circle we're all equal' speech in Ealdor. Which all makes perfect sense! Have I missed anything else...?

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Harlequin remembers that:
Merlin and the Chronicle TraditionI note, with only the very tip of my tongue in my cheek, that our own

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But Andi has a different opinion:
Donât you just love a good moral dilemma? The folks over on the Merlin writing team do. This week, they give us our dose of What Would Arthur Do by introducing a creepy little boy doomed for execution.

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But Andi says that's not all:
Outside, Morgana and the miraculously healed kid get very nervous and then get caught. Arthurâs completely irritated and stuck in one hell of a spot with all those knights standing around. Itâs not like he can do what he really wants to do and let them go, so he instructs the guards to restrain them.

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As Harlequin says:
Merlin fits in. This is particularly written with fic writers in mind, but I am far more interested in exploring possibilities rather than limiting anyone!

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ChihuahuasRCute is rather skeptical:
'What's wrong?''His fever is increasing rapidly.' She sighed, absent-mindedly dabbing at the boy's forehead with a wet towel.

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Andi shows how it is done:
Merlin visits the Dragon to ask exactly why he shouldnât protect the whelp and the dragon uses the same excuse he uses for everything: Merlin cannot fulfill his Great Big, Possibly Gay Destiny if the kid lives. I think I may call bullshit on that one Mr. Slash Dragon. So does Merlin.

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stevedragon brings more details:
* Studio One (1948-58) in the episode "A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court" (1952) played by Salem Ludwig.

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Andi objects:
Pretty soon, the castle guards (tipped off by the vendor of the super secret items) catch up with the hooded pair and the man-shaped one uses a bit of magic to sacrifice himself and give the boy a head start. But that is not before a guard manages to slash the creepy kid with his sword, which jump cuts us over to Merlin hearing the kid scream all the way inside the castle and across the city.

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Andi sees it this way:
Merlin and Morgana are still nursing the Druid boy. Some more. When Arthur shows up to search her chambers. She unleashes some fabulous reverse psychology on him and instead of actually looking for the kid he gets annoyed and storms off. Poor Arthur, heâs so put-upon in this episode.

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For this reason, ChihuahuasRCute says:
'Well, you see...you can't see behind the screen...because, well...' Morgana stuttered.Merlin yanked off his scarf, shirt and jacket and took a deep breath before striding out from behind the screen.

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stevedragon objects:
* Les Acteurs de bonne foi (1979) French, played by Dominique Rozan. * Shadows (19 75-78) in the episode The Boy Merlin played by Ian Rowlands.

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Despite the previous arguments, Andi has many reasons to think otherwise:
The plan goes into action and Merlin wavers a bit, but ends up helping. After much fleeing and running and general avoidance, Arthur gets the kid to some waiting Druids that have been told to meet them. It is here that we learn that the kid is Mordred, the once and future betrayer, but everyone is so grateful to Arthur for returning him that itâs entirely possible that he might not fulfill this role. I guess weâll see.

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Andi intervenes and adds:
Outside, Morgana and the miraculously healed kid get very nervous and then get caught. Arthurâs completely irritated and stuck in one hell of a spot with all those knights standing around. Itâs not like he can do what he really wants to do and let them go, so he instructs the guards to restrain them.

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Harlequin considers that:
The novel The Lyre of Orpheus (1988) by Robertson Davies (third book of The Cornish Trilogy ). Edit re a conclusion:

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In contrast, stevedragon replies:
[edit] ModernizationFilms whose plot "updates" or otherwise moves the legend to modern times. * Knights of the Square Table (1917)

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Harlequin does not seem to agree with this. In his own words:
Merlin and the Romance TraditionI think the stories and tests of our heroes in Merlin do bring in elements of the French romance tradition, with its conflicts between differing codes and differing ideals. Also, the unicorn and the related tests Arthur goes through in the episode

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Harlequin notices:
The novel The Lyre of Orpheus (1988) by Robertson Davies (third book of The Cornish Trilogy ). Edit re a conclusion:

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ChihuahuasRCute notices:
Summary : A different version of 'The Beginning of the End' (Episode 8) . No actual pairings...just implied Merlin/Morgana. Kind of. *It's much better than the summary suggests it is*

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But Harlequin has a different opinion:
The Chronicle Tradition and the Historical ArthurThere is no real proof that there was (or indeed that there wasn t) an actual historical Arthur. If there was an Arthur or someone like him, then he lived around the times when the Roman Empire was collapsing and withdrawing from Britain, and the Germanic tribes (the Angles, Saxons and Jutes) were invading, with or without an invitation from Vortigern and the native British population.

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However, Andi thinks differently:
Donât you just love a good moral dilemma? The folks over on the Merlin writing team do. This week, they give us our dose of What Would Arthur Do by introducing a creepy little boy doomed for execution.

Tj Markiewicz

Harlequin brings more details:
, in the fifteenth century. Malory introduced the idea of Arthur being raised in obscurity by Ector, and proving his true lineage by drawing the sword from the stone.

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stevedragon comes with the facts:
* Potatoes and Dragons (2004) animated series played by John Vamvas. * SÃtio do Pica-Pau Amarelo (2001-05). Brazilian series played by Emiliano Queiroz.

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Despite the previous arguments, ChihuahuasRCute has many reasons to think otherwise:
Summary : A different version of 'The Beginning of the End' (Episode 8) . No actual pairings...just implied Merlin/Morgana. Kind of. *It's much better than the summary suggests it is*

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stevedragon thinks about it:
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stevedragon shows how it is done:
* The Time Tunnel (1966-67) in the episode Merlin the Magician (1967) played by two actors Christopher Cary and Dennis Christopher.

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Andi notices:
They execute the man-shaped hooded figure and Uther makes it clear that anyone found helping the boy will be executed as a traitor. And given that we find out later that this is Mordred, I really wish theyâd turned him in. Aww, come on, you know you were thinking it too. No one wants to see Arthur killed by a power-hungry whelp. At least itâs not his nephew-son this time, I guess.

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stevedragon also takes into account the following fact:
[edit] ModernizationFilms whose plot "updates" or otherwise moves the legend to modern times. * Knights of the Square Table (1917)

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As ChihuahuasRCute says:
'Arthur! What a surpriseâ" What are you doing here?'Arthur explained about his father's orders to search every inch of the city for the Druid boy.

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stevedragon thinks that the problem is:
* High Mountain Rangers (1987) played by Rick Porter. * The Twilight Zone (1985-89) in the episode A Day in Beaumont/The La st Defender of Camelot played by Norman Lloyd.

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As stevedragon says:
* The Man from U.N.C.L.E. (1964-68) in the episode The Foxes and Hounds Affair (1965) played by Andre Philippe.

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Harlequin might have an idea about it:
The Chronicle Tradition and the Medieval ArthurGeoffrey of Monmouth was the key writer in establishing our ideas of the medieval Arthur and of course he is acknowledged as such by the

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Harlequin might have an idea about it:
Merlin fits in. This is particularly written with fic writers in mind, but I am far more interested in exploring possibilities rather than limiting anyone!

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Harlequin can't forget that:
I suppose one of my points, if I have any, is that the creators and writers of Merlin are drawing on an incredible range of material. I think they are doing so in very interesting and creative ways. Another point is that each retelling inevitably reflects not only the source materials, but also the times contemporary to the author. Tennyson's

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Meanwhile, shadowglove88 came up with this idea:
Note2: Inspired by the great babydracky , whose Mordred/Merlin stories I adore.PLEASE READ: For all you great ICON makers out there, if one of you could make a Murtagh-as-Mordred icon for me, I'd be greatful. Mine sux ass but it was the best I could do.

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In response, stevedragon claims:
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As stevedragon says:
* Novye prikluchenia janke pri dvore Korola Artura (1987)[5] * A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court (1989 TV movie)[6]

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Andi considers that:
Merlin visits the Dragon to ask exactly why he shouldnât protect the whelp and the dragon uses the same excuse he uses for everything: Merlin cannot fulfill his Great Big, Possibly Gay Destiny if the kid lives. I think I may call bullshit on that one Mr. Slash Dragon. So does Merlin.

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Before going any further, Andi wants to get this straight:
Back at the castle, Morgana hears the boy say her name, but Gwenâs like, âWhatever, crazy.â And they decide they need Gaiusâ help because all this nursing isnât doing any good.

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For example, Harlequin considers:
The novel The Lyre of Orpheus (1988) by Robertson Davies (third book of The Cornish Trilogy ). Edit re a conclusion:

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Andi explains:
Over in Morganaâs chambers, she and Merlin watch over the sleeping boy and discuss how Utherâs a big dummy and that magic isnât something a person chooses to have, they just have it. If only these two would just confess their super powers, it could be like the Arthurian version of The Avengers.

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For this purpose, Harlequin suggests:
And so far, we haven t had much about courtly love in Merlin probably because this is a kid s show and they would be bored silly! However, I suspect Morgana could be entertainingly excoriating on the subject of Arthur and courtly love Some of the friction between them is that he s just not gonna play ball.

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