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** Guinevere, who retains the traditional elements of being Arthur's love interest, and Vanora, who seems to have taken the LoveTriangle aspect Guinevere typically has with Lancelot but with Bors instead.
** Lucan is portrayed as a young Briton boy imprisoned by Marius and implied to be Merlin's son. Another character called Ganis fills his role as a loyal servant to Arthur.
** Lucan is portrayed as a young Briton boy imprisoned by Marius and implied to be Merlin's son. Another character called Ganis fills his role as a loyal servant to Arthur.
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** Guinevere, who retains the traditional elements of being Arthur's love interest, and Vanora, who seems to have taken the LoveTriangle aspect Guinevere typically has with Lancelot but with Bors instead.
instead. Vanora's name is akin to some late medieval mutations of Guinevere's name in various languages like Vanore, Vanour, Ganora, Waynour and Gaynour, ultimately apparently resulting in the modern form Gaynor, while the Celtic "original" of Guinevere, Gwenhwyfar, separately evolved into modern Jennifer as well.
** Lucan is portrayed as a young Briton boy imprisoned by Marius and implied to be Merlin's son. Another character called Ganis fills his role as a loyal servant toArthur.Arthur, and himself takes his name from Bors (called Bors de Ganis in the medieval romances).
** Lucan is portrayed as a young Briton boy imprisoned by Marius and implied to be Merlin's son. Another character called Ganis fills his role as a loyal servant to
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No, that's just a late variation of her name in German or something
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** Guinevere, who retains the traditional elements of being Arthur's love interest, and Vanora, which is believed to be the name for an early version of the Guinevere character and seems to have taken the LoveTriangle aspect Guinevere typically has with Lancelot.
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** Guinevere, who retains the traditional elements of being Arthur's love interest, and Vanora, which is believed to be the name for an early version of the Guinevere character and who seems to have taken the LoveTriangle aspect Guinevere typically has with Lancelot.Lancelot but with Bors instead.
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** In the same battle, Guinevere fights Cerdic's second Dragon, Raedwald.
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* YouHaveFailedMe: Subverted. Cynric fails his mission to capture the patrician Roman family that Arthur is transporting back to the south. His father King Cerdic notes that they have lost the enemy's respect and Cynric offers his life in return. Cerdic instead demotes his son and gives him a MarkOfShame by giving him a small scar on his cheek.
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* YouHaveFailedMe: Subverted. Cynric fails his mission to capture the patrician Roman family that Arthur is transporting back to the south. His father King Cerdic notes that they have lost the enemy's respect and Cynric offers his life in return. Cerdic instead demotes his son and gives him a MarkOfShame by giving him a small scar on his cheek.cheek, [[InsultToInjury declaring to his new second-in-command that he is like a son to him]].
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Trope was cut/disambiguated due to cleanup
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** Tristan is the ArcherArchetype, and in close combat he wields a curved sword.
