patriot1123
... in a tutu. Pillock.
This thread is to see if anyone wants to discuss Merlin, the BBC show where ASH plays King Uther. This thread is directed at those posters in Britain who are current with series 4, and those posters who otherwise have the ability to be, and are, current with series 4.
Anyone who is not current with series 4 (now airing in Britain) and does not want to be spoiled, stop reading now! I've duly warned for the spoilers and won't be using that masking thing. I don't know how to do it anyway.
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So, what did you think of Uther's death? Were you sad? Did you expect it? Wasn't it necessary to move the story along? I'll be sorry to see ASH no longer in the show (very sorry), but I loved that he died heroically, giving his life to save his son's life. He would never have done anything less for the son he so clearly loved, as he once said, "more than my own life." So I was satisfied.
But I was also curious. Why did he hesitate in dispatching the Gleemaster, even after the Gleemaster conspicuously glanced down at the knife hidden in his trousers? Was it just a fatal mistake, or was Uther yielding to a death wish caused by Morgana's betrayal?
Anyone who is not current with series 4 (now airing in Britain) and does not want to be spoiled, stop reading now! I've duly warned for the spoilers and won't be using that masking thing. I don't know how to do it anyway.
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So, what did you think of Uther's death? Were you sad? Did you expect it? Wasn't it necessary to move the story along? I'll be sorry to see ASH no longer in the show (very sorry), but I loved that he died heroically, giving his life to save his son's life. He would never have done anything less for the son he so clearly loved, as he once said, "more than my own life." So I was satisfied.
But I was also curious. Why did he hesitate in dispatching the Gleemaster, even after the Gleemaster conspicuously glanced down at the knife hidden in his trousers? Was it just a fatal mistake, or was Uther yielding to a death wish caused by Morgana's betrayal?