#morgan lake

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Morgan Lake 🇬🇧

2023 World Athletics Championships (Budapest)

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Morgan Lake 🇬🇧

Doha 2019 World Championships

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sorry i don't post here much ... here's a huge disventure camp spam + analise reality resort

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The Lady of the Lake - Vulpes-Ibculta

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Vivian of the lake

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"Arthur caught that."

"Did he?"

"And he killed that with his hands!"

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Endless Merthur scenes (3/∞)

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‘... and if in spite of that they unmask me, I’m counting on you.’

‘You can,’ Geralt responded gravely. ‘I won’t abandon you in need. Comrade.’

The vampire smiled, and because they were alone, showed his full set of fangs.

‘Comrade?’

‘It’s my anthropomorphism talking. On we go, let’s get out of these caverns, comrade.’

I had to put my book down for a moment goddamn

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Camelot (2011) | Created by Michael Hirst & Chris Chibnall

Arthurian Film List | Arthurian Show List | Movie review below the cut ⤦

Star Rating: 10/10

Content Warning: graphic nudity & sexuality, heavy gore, torture, rape

Overview: Full disclosure, I'm hella biased. I watched this every week while it aired back in 2011. But having re-watched the series again numerous times since then, I stand by my love for it. If there was anything I would add, it would be dogs. Where are the puppies?! The costume designer for this show went on to win awards for her work on The Tudors, all the acting is prenominal, the set designs, the score and sound design, the writing is just insanely good. Even when I don't agree with all narrative choices, I'm convinced to appreciate them here. Eva Green is by far my favorite Morgan and James Purefoy my favorite Lot. I wasn't born queer, their intense sex scenes with blood oaths and body hair queerified me. Who said that. Anyway the biggest thing to praise about this show is how abundantly and well it centers women's stories. Igraine, Guinevere, Morgan, Vivian, Sebile, Bridget. You're all really amazing. I support women's rights and women's wrongs.

Synopsis: Morgan returns from her many years at the nunnery and is immediately rejected by Uther and her step mother Igraine. She vows vengeance and returns to the castle later in the guise of a child to secretly poison the king. As Uther lays dying, Merlin gets him to sign over his kingship to the son he never met. The show then transitions to Arthur, who has been raised along side foster-brother Kay by their loving parents in ignorance they are not fully brothers. Merlin shows up and spills the beans, taking Arthur and Kay with him to Camelot, an old crumbling castle they need to rebuild as the center of a great city. There, Uther's old knights, including Lancelot Leontes and his fiancée Guinevere, wait for them. Meanwhile Morgan turns castle Pendragon inside out to remake it for her own liking, including bringing on Vivian as her messenger and handmaiden, and Sebile the nun as her advisor. She also allies herself with King Lot intending to claim the throne of Britain for herself. Morgan and Arthur must battle for the right to take their father King Uther's place.

Final Thoughts: This show really has it all. It's a tragedy it was cancelled after a single season. There was so much set up that will never get pay off. I cry every day. The homoeroticism between Kay and Gawain going unfulfilled haunts me. Read Exiled From Camelot by Cherith Baldry to get your fix but damn I'm so sad we didn't see more of them in a second season. HUGE SPOILERS FOR THE ENDING but it set up that Guinevere was pregnant with Galahad and would take the bloody seat of the Round Table where Leontes was meant to sit, meanwhile Morgan was pregnant with Mordred in a last bid for power after she was finally revealed to Arthur as a threat. GO WATCH!!!!!!!

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Teen Wolf as Arthurian Characters

Kira Yukimura as Morgan le Fay

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The Angel with the Serpent by Evelyn de Morgan, early 1870s.

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Dutch took the family out for a swim.

Everyone had fun. Nobody wanted to drown the mustache.

Everyone.

(Pardon John's appearance, he escaped from my basement and got attacked by rosebushes when he tried getting out of my yard. How embarrassing.)

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Merlin rewatch -- S2E9: The Lady of the Lake

I love this scene with all my heart.

I think in this scene alone, Merlin didn’t mind that much that Arthur didn’t know his secret. The scene was lovely because of Arthur’s lack of knowledge. The intention from Arthur’s side was simple and pure. He cared about his friend and wanted to cheer Merlin up no matter how small the things that upset him might be. He didn't do it because Merlin went through a huge trauma and it would be cruel to ignore it. Even though Arthur didn’t know anything, he still managed to cheer Merlin up, remind him that there was a reason he stayed.

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Arthur was so adorable making faces when he was gearing up to talk feelings. It was endearing just how uneasy Arthur was. He wasn't bad at apologising. He had done it smoothly before. But he'd known exactly what had been wrong then. This time he had to show that he noticed Merlin's foul mood first then made guesses of the possible reasons.

Merlin laughed because what Arthur was worried about was so insignificant compared to what had happened. Maybe there was also some affection for Arthur's attempt? The face Arthur made when he headlocked Merlin was so cute and affectionate. It's something you only do to your close friend because you know it will be accepted in a positive way.

"That's better." "Thanks."

So good. Their smiles were just beautiful.

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It is awkwardly hilarious to me that Kinoko Nasu, creator of the Fate Franchise and famous for gender-flipping King Arthur, has another interesting (and more controversial) spin on Arthurian Myth via "Morgan-le-Fay-is-the-Lady-of-the-Lake"...

...and it's corroborated.

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*(The above are from Wikipedia, on the Lady and Morgan's pages)