Merlin

“What look ye for to see, Gawaine?” Sir Dagonet asks, as Camelot’s knight gazes beyond the edge of the world—and hears that Merlin, long thought buried in Brittany, may be coming back.

In King Arthur’s Camelot, rumor travels from the palace kitchens to the knights: Merlin has appeared again, though he was meant to lie buried in Brittany. Gawaine remembers the prophet’s warnings, while Dagonet—king’s fool, and sharper than he seems—turns their talk toward love, wisdom, and the cost of looking too deeply into what is to come. With Merlin’s return stirring old fears, Camelot’s laughter sounds suddenly fragile. What has brought the great seer back to the city—and what will his presence set in motion?

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