Camelot Mordred
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Camelot Mordred
Does Mordred kill Arthur Pendragon?
I love Arthur, but I will see no harm come to Mordred, he is a young druid boy, only about ten years old. I have heard from my half sister Morgause that one day Mordred will kill Arthur. I hope not.
what should i do? return to Camelot, put up with Uther and abandon Mordred to save Arthur?
or
Should I stay and do nothing, meaning Arthur can die?
In medieval times, Arthur is never called Pendragon. Pendragon was a surname of his father Uther and in that time, and in the 5th and 6th century, surnames were not usually inherited.
The Victorian poet Alfred Tennyson may have been the first to call Arthur, the Pendragon.
Morgain/Morgana is usually considered to be a full sister to Morgause/Moracdés, both of them being half sisters to Arthur, not to each other. No medieval account suggests that anyone but Merlin and one hermit foresaw Modred’s future deeds, certainly not Morgause/Morcadés.
What Morgain does in many of the medieval tales is to take the mortally wounded Arthur to the Island of Avalon to be healed, or to have him taken there.
Perhaps you should stop viewing so much television.
You are not Morgana.
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| | I Am Mordred $14.38 For his entire life, Mordred has sought to change his destiny after it was foretold that he would grow up to kill his father, King Arthur. As he struggles with his fate, Mordred travels to Camelot, where he plans to serve in the king`s court and change his destiny once and for all. |
| | I Am Mordred By Springer, Nancy $11.86 After a prophecy by Merlin that Mordred will grow up to kill his father, the beloved King Arthur, young Mordred struggles with fate, loathing the great king who tried to kill him as a baby, but he travels to Camelot, where he learns to idolize his father. An ALA Notable Book. Reprint. Author: Springer, Nancy Subtitle: A Tale from Camelot Publication Date: 2002/01/01 Number of Pages: 184 Binding Type: Paperback Grade Level: 79 Language: English Depth: 0.50 Width: 4.50 Height: 7.25 |
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Camelot- Mordred sings 7 Deadly Virtues. Bobby Steggert
WDYT of these Arthurian names?
I just randomly feel like asking something like this... So, here's a list, you can rate, favourite, comment them... whatever.
BOYS:
Arthur
Merlin
Lancelot
Albion
Uther "OO-ther"
Camelot
Mordred
GIRLS:
Avalon
Guinevere
Morgana "more-GHANA"
Morguase "more-GOSE"
They're just the major characters (though Albion, Camelot and Avalon are technically places). So... WDYT?
Thanks in advance!
Leigh- Yeah, I'm a bit of a Merlin freak actually. Morgana will be my baby's name if it turns out to be a girl (they've told us it's a boy), not because of Arthurian Legend, but because my father's name is Morgan.
I quite like the Lady of the Lake's name as well. In some stories she is called Freya (as well as in the BBC series Merlin). I LOVE the name Freya.
BOYS:
Arthur - so cute! I love it!
Merlin - cool, but he might get teased for his name
Lancelot - awesome, and has the cute NN Lance
Albion - interesting, it could grow on me
Uther - not really my style, I prefer Luther
Camelot - don't like, it would be a hard name to grow up with
Mordred - I love it!
GIRLS:
Avalon - lovely, but getting popular
Guinevere - gorgeous, and i love the nickname Gwen
Morgana - WAY nicer than Morgan, it's lovely
Morguase - hmm, nice, but it might be hard for some people to pronounce
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Yeah, basically the whole Arthur/Gwen thing and Mordred are his biggest mistakes. Since they bring down Camelot and all that