[identity profile] lucre-noin.livejournal.com
I've done a rewatch of Merlin season one to write down all the importan
stuff that is treated strangely and with some mistakes in the future
seasons. I'll also rewatch the future season to see how the writers
treated what they had with the first season.

If you are interested:
Important
things about characters, their pasts, their relationships, food,
glasses, reactions and other in the first season of Merlin BBC.
episode 1x01 )
episode 1x02 )
episode 1x03 )
episode 1x05 )
episode 1x06 )
episode 1x07 )
episode 1x08 )
episode: 1x09 )
episode: 1x10 )
episode: 1x11 )
episode: 1x12 )
episode: 1x13 )

Conclusions:
The characters and The end of the season
Arthurian references (I was too good!)

Also: Season 1, season 2 and season 3: How many evil women are there in Merlin BBC?
[identity profile] themirrorofsin.livejournal.com
Medium: TV
Fandom: Camelot
Subject: Arthur/Guinevere
Title: Closer
Notes: As requested :) Bit angsty. Music like: Adele, Hurts, Aqualung and Kings of Leon



Closer @[livejournal.com profile] absinthe_fey


[identity profile] vega-ofthe-lyre.livejournal.com
Title: a two-hearted dream
Canon: King Arthur (2004)
Rating: T
Words: 2276
Pairing: Lancelot/Guinevere (ish), peripheral Arthur/Guinevere
Summary: Lancelot looks as he did at Badon Hill, dressed in full armour, grimy with sweat and soot and dirt. There is a bolt lodged in his heart and blood between his teeth, and, improbably, he is smiling down at her.

here at my writing journal.
[identity profile] 1madgirl.livejournal.com
Greetings fellow Arthurian Nerds,
I was wondering what people thoughts about the Lancelot-Gueneviere-Arthur triangle. There's been a number of interpretations of this, from Lancelot having homosexual feelings for Arthur which allowed things to work, to Arthur and Guen having an open relationship/understanding that their relationship was for political purposes, to Arthur just being clueless all along.
How do you think Christianity impacted the translation? And do you think Gueneviere got a fair shake in the whole deal? Every book I've read (in particular the traditional texts like The Death of Arthur by Annonymous) seems to paint Gueneviere as either 1.) weak 2.) a total bitch 3.) a manipulator who likes to play with Lancelot, making him win and lose jousts on her command. Is there any texts that entertains the idea that their might be something loveable about this woman? If so, do they mention what it is, other than beauty?
Thanks for any and all help.

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