I don't think that even if she'll ever get to the point where she has Camelot for herself she'll know what to do with it, she is too far gone down the rabbit hole.
That's a really good point. I felt like back in her last two conquest attempts, she had plans for Albion, or at least a general notion of ruling. Now, however, she would just be sitting brokenly on a different throne while Camelot fell to ruin around her.
Not that she probably wouldn't have ruined Camelot before, but she would have done it deliberately. *g*
but I don't think that refering to Morgana as his mistress is right, I think he doesn't want to be bound to her but has no choice, something is forcing him to do that because that is the only explanation there is for the scene with Merlin when he asks Aithusa who did this to him, also, why can't he speak like Kilgarrah?
Hmm... I could see that going either way, but I think I have to disagree with you on this one. I think Aithusa is genuinely attached to Morgana. The way he lay his head down on the bed next to her seemed more comfort-seeking than submissive to me. I think the same long captivity that broke Morgana's mind also broke Aithusa, stunting his development both physically and magically. He seemed so hopeful when he recognized Merlin, but I think he hoped that Merlin would save both him and Morgana and keep them safe, not that he wanted to be rescued from Morgana.
But I'm sure this will become clearer as we find out more about what actually happened to Morgana, as I can't wait to do!
I can't refer to Gwaine without refering to that fucked up E.T so I won't, I'll just say that it was too hilarious to take seriously.
What got really hilarious to me around the third or fourth time I watched it is the way Gwaine is always lying flat on his back with the glowy dude reclining over him. Geez, Gwaine, just what kind of healing are you getting here??
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Date: 2012-10-15 04:56 pm (UTC)That's a really good point. I felt like back in her last two conquest attempts, she had plans for Albion, or at least a general notion of ruling. Now, however, she would just be sitting brokenly on a different throne while Camelot fell to ruin around her.
Not that she probably wouldn't have ruined Camelot before, but she would have done it deliberately. *g*
but I don't think that refering to Morgana as his mistress is right, I think he doesn't want to be bound to her but has no choice, something is forcing him to do that because that is the only explanation there is for the scene with Merlin when he asks Aithusa who did this to him, also, why can't he speak like Kilgarrah?
Hmm... I could see that going either way, but I think I have to disagree with you on this one. I think Aithusa is genuinely attached to Morgana. The way he lay his head down on the bed next to her seemed more comfort-seeking than submissive to me. I think the same long captivity that broke Morgana's mind also broke Aithusa, stunting his development both physically and magically. He seemed so hopeful when he recognized Merlin, but I think he hoped that Merlin would save both him and Morgana and keep them safe, not that he wanted to be rescued from Morgana.
But I'm sure this will become clearer as we find out more about what actually happened to Morgana, as I can't wait to do!
I can't refer to Gwaine without refering to that fucked up E.T so I won't, I'll just say that it was too hilarious to take seriously.
What got really hilarious to me around the third or fourth time I watched it is the way Gwaine is always lying flat on his back with the glowy dude reclining over him. Geez, Gwaine, just what kind of healing are you getting here??