#the alcove

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The Alcove

[tiodolma]

What are your thoughts about the alcove scenes for mergana? Do you think there were more that we don't know of?

What are your thoughts about the alcove scenes for mergana?

my headcanons

morgana knew a lot of the hiding spots in camelot. she knew the citadel and city by heart. she was truly the lady of camelot.

she has observed merlin there before and memorized his schedule and habits. this was her own personal secret thing. something that she keeps even from guinevere.

my thoughts

i like the clandestine, forbidden vibe of it. the whole concept and lore of it has so much potential.

i like that it's something that only the two of them know about.

also morgana is still the "outsider" looking into the daily life of merlin (hunchback of notre dame reference). she always has that vibe of not belonging anywhere

there's an aspect of it where morgana is always the one reaching out to him first. some people may describe it as a trap. but it also is testament to morgana's patience and willingness to stew and wait for opportune times to get to him even in her innocence, in her fear and in her anger.

when merlin hid in the alcove to watch and hide from her as she fought the guards in s4, i felt sad coz unlike morgana who always bared herself to him whether in trust and in hate, at the end he still hid from her from the alcove where she was always was vulnerable and honest to him.

Do you think there were more that we don't know of?

i wish yeah. it would have added more flourishes to their dynamic if they both had happier moments there.

but honestly no. i dont think there are more moments between them in that alcove. those scant two instances where they were actually alone in the alcove were too heavy in nature for them to be followed up with anything less heavy.

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thanks for the ask

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