#lady guinevere

[jxthics]

4.5 hour painting study of king arthur & lady guinevere's wedding from excalibur (1981)

[calebauer]

long live the queen !!! ・❥・ revival playlist

[spyskater]

The Winter King – Arthur and Guinevere being idiots in public AKA Arthur and Guinevere being obviously in love during Arthur's betrothal

[marthalmary]

[belladesnaturalbeauty]

The BellaDes social media manager, everyone. She works so hard!

[merlins-strawberriesandroses]

POV you’ve informed the Queen and the Court’s Sorcerer of something and they very clearly know something that they’re not letting on

[godmerlin]

Merlin 3x03 Goblin's Gold

[hobermallowed]

Black Women in Period Costumes

[spyskater]

It's tradition, isn't it, in Powys to keep a lock of your lover's hair?

[amiscreations]

✨so I'll go, but we know I'll see you down the line,

and we'll hate what we've lost but we'll love what we find✨

omg so I realised I never posted my Merlin Tarot Cards on here! These are always a bestseller at conventions and also on my Etsy🥰 💜

[kissme-withyour-cherrylipstick]

I caught the Lady Morgana staring at her maidservant 😳

1x06 A Remedy to Cure All Ills

[gldnstrngs]

this scene in s5 ep11 is Always On My Mind

i feel like there are so many layers to this conversation between merlin and mordred

“kara is sentenced to die in the morning. what would you do?”

“you can’t.”

“tell me you wouldn’t do the same for the woman you love.”

the. silence.

“that’d be foolish.”

i repeat. THE. SILENCE. i remember the first time i saw this scene and merlin paused like [gay silence] and i was like🧍🏽‍♀️and replayed the scene a few times to actually process what i saw

the thing is— this scene could definitely be about freya. honestly, i wouldn’t even argue against it. i think that, to an extent, it is a callback to freya and how merlin wanted to run away with her. this scene really just solidifies how much merlin has changed throughout the years. like saying “that’d be foolish” really shows the disconnect between merlin in s2 and s5

with that being said, while i do think this scene does hint at freya, i believe that this is ultimately about merlin and arthur’s relationship

the silence after mordred asks if merlin would do the same for the woman he loved was telling. i don’t think it was just merlin reminiscing his past with freya, but more so that there was no woman he loved

but there was someone he would do those things for, no matter how foolish it seemed to him. he spent nearly a decade being entirely devoted to arthur and having so much faith in him

no, merlin did not try to run away with arthur like he did with freya, but he did everything else. just episodes before, when arthur asked merlin whether or not he should bring magic back into camelot so that mordred is alive, merlin says no

merlin says no.

what has been merlin’s purpose leading up to that very moment? it was to bring magic back into camelot with arthur’s rule and the golden age of albion. this was something merlin had waited arthur to say to him for YEARS. and it wasn’t just about him— it was about other magic users, the druids, kilgharrah, and all the beings who died because of uther’s tyranny

but merlin said no. he said no because he knew that if he let mordred live, then arthur would be killed. magic didn’t matter to merlin at that point. ultimately, it was never really about magic. it was always about arthur. arthur meant more to merlin than magic did, even when he’s the physical embodiment of it

we’ve witnessed five seasons of merlin making sacrifices or taking risks just for arthur. if anyone understands mordred in that very moment, it would be merlin

[theboleyngirlx]

guinevere and lancelot coded

[grimmooree]

JOIN OUR QUEST! Our esteemed chariot, Lady Guinevere, awaits!

p.s. it is a small fandom… even smaller for Barley appreciators 😩

[relmint-draws]

[grangvr]

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