One morning Galahad gets up extra-early for some solo Grail-prayer time. When he arrives at the tabernacle, there’s already a guy there! Galahad doesn’t recognize him until after they’ve celebrated Mass, but it’s Joseph of Arimathea. Joseph congratulates him on … Continue reading →
Like I said, as soon as Pellam and his son are out of the room, in comes Joseph of Arimathea. Bors and the other knights can tell it’s him, because he has I AM JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA (THE GRAIL GUY) … Continue reading →
So that’s the great adventure of the dolorous stroke and how Sir Balin screwed everything up. Everything in this book after this is just denouement, because our story isn’t well and truly told until Balin is dead. Because yeah, he survives having … Continue reading →
