“It Is Extraordinary That Nobody Nowadays Under The Stress Of Great Troubles Is Turned Into Stone Or

pendragon siblings yet again

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Lost manuscript of Merlin and King Arthur legend read for the first time after centuries hidden inside another book

For centuries, an intriguing sequel to the tale of Merlin has sat unseen within the bindings of an Elizabethan register. Cutting-edge techni

I see...Merthur fanfictions writers trascending time

CAN WE TALK ABOUT THIS UNDERRATED TRIO??

touching grass isn't enough we should be staging small community productions of shakespeare

Okay but what if I snap and write a full-fledged fic of Arthur becoming king in s1 and how it could have changed the entire course of the show.

Thanks @liviapeleia for the tag! I got Garden of Earthly Delights, which is correct. Compatible painting Water Lillies (look at us with our compatibility, Livia) and the Music Lesson.

My zero presh tags are @breadkween @bubblo @curveswithasideofhips @poetryqueer and @1665-meters-per-second!

Your perfect painting quiz.

[ Take the quiz and tag five people. ]

Tagging the artsy squad: @anglefish3008, @chiikaiser, @goldencranberries, @soleilonthesun, @yolkochan + anyone who wants to join.

Art by Rolf Mellstrom, 1916

Have we taken into consideration that perhaps, the reason Merlin does not die, it’s because the Gods don’t want him to? They’ve been playing with him this entire time, and The Cailleach made it clear that even if Merlin wants to die, he can’t, and he cannot change the course of his life. Merlin does not say, “yes” willingly, but rather tests to see if the goddess in front of him knows about his destiny, and her answer proves him right. It’s not because she sees Lancelot going into the veil. It’s because she knows deep down Merlin cannot do anything now. Merlin is more powerful than Gods, and to prevent him to come to this knowledge, they constantly stop him from achieving his destiny.

Day 1

Dear Hunith,

your son has safely reached Camelot, which I think is most unfortunate. I am plagued with questions over your reasoning for sending him here. He's betrayed his secret with me five seconds through the door of my apartments; had there been a patient there, I would be writing you for arrangements for his remains. He also seems, from bits of our conversation, unaware of his father's identity but that seems too odd to be true to me, considering you of all people should know very well what sleeps underneath the castle.

I shall try to keep his as safe as possible, but please, call him back home. My heart could hardly take much more of this,

Gaius

Day 2

Dear Hunith,

Your menace of a son is in jail.