Launcelot is the best, you guys, you don’t even know. You don’t. You might think you do, but, man. Malory loves him some Launcelot. Right now Launcelot, prince of Benwick, is just a kid, however. An awesome kid, but still. … Continue reading →
Book IV! It’s kind of all over the place. First up, Merlin and Nimue! Merlin is way into Nimue! So Merlin is hanging out a lot with Nimue, the woman that Pellinore brought back to Camelot, and, to put … Continue reading →
Book III is the tale, apparently, of Arthur’s wedding to Guenever. Malory starts off by reminding us of a few salient points: 1) Arthur is a young and unmarried king. 2) When he became king, a bunch of folks … Continue reading →
The next morning, of course, Merlin shows up. Did you think we were going to get through the end of this chapter without Merlin being a jackass one more time? He’s apparently concerned with setting all the pieces into place … Continue reading →
Merlin shows up at this point, because that sort of thing is bound to happen. Ignoring everyone else, he walks up to Mark, who is overseeing the finishing touches being put on the tomb. “The great battle shall be here,” … Continue reading →
