Spoiler Comment: In an interview on making this series, a few of the actors (I think maybe Bradley) and writer talked about how Arthur finds out about his birth. So I think it's highly likely that Arthur knows magic brought him into the world, hence why he thinks his father is a hypocrite in his war against magic.
I don't know if they'll make Morgause a relation. Uther didn't seem to know who she was, since if she was Ingraine's relation then of course Morgause would know everything and in the preview Uther only fears that Morgause knows things. And he doesn't seem to know why Morgause would know things.
This version of the legend has really changed this around, because in some legends Nimueh is the Lady of the Lake and well she's a bit fried at the moment....SPOILER...but I do believe she's coming back in an episode later on (whether it's a flashback I don't know)
I'm really excited for this episode though, since it looks like a great one for Arthur. I feel that all the "kids" are orphans and Arthur has a chance to see his mom for the first time...which will probably make me cry.
I do wonder though what Morgause's motive is though for coming after 21 years to tell Arthur of his birth. Why now?
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Date: 2009-11-09 07:35 pm (UTC)In an interview on making this series, a few of the actors (I think maybe Bradley) and writer talked about how Arthur finds out about his birth. So I think it's highly likely that Arthur knows magic brought him into the world, hence why he thinks his father is a hypocrite in his war against magic.
I don't know if they'll make Morgause a relation. Uther didn't seem to know who she was, since if she was Ingraine's relation then of course Morgause would know everything and in the preview Uther only fears that Morgause knows things. And he doesn't seem to know why Morgause would know things.
This version of the legend has really changed this around, because in some legends Nimueh is the Lady of the Lake and well she's a bit fried at the moment....SPOILER...but I do believe she's coming back in an episode later on (whether it's a flashback I don't know)
I'm really excited for this episode though, since it looks like a great one for Arthur. I feel that all the "kids" are orphans and Arthur has a chance to see his mom for the first time...which will probably make me cry.
I do wonder though what Morgause's motive is though for coming after 21 years to tell Arthur of his birth. Why now?