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* BladeBelowTheShoulder: Ruber does this in the last third of the film by magically melding Excalibur to his arm with his magic potion. [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Such a pity that didn't last that long.]]
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* BladeBelowTheShoulder: Ruber does this in the last third of the film by magically melding Excalibur to his arm with his magic potion. [[HoistByHisOwnPetard Such a pity that didn't last that long.Unfortunately, it lead to his undoing once it gets stuck in The Stone.]]
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* ParentsInDistress: She is held hostage by Ruber who forces her to give him access into Camelot, where Kayley lists the rescue of her mother as one of her priories.
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* ParentsInDistress: She is held hostage by Ruber who forces her to give him access into Camelot, where Kayley lists the rescue of her mother as one of her priories.Camelot.
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* BigGood: The noble and rightful king of Camelot, who Kayley and Garret quest on behalf of and who knights the pair at the end of the movie.
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* BigGood: The noble and rightful king of Camelot, who Kayley and Garret Garrett quest on behalf of and who knights the pair at the end of the movie.
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* EvilRedhead: He is a evil knight with shoulder length red hair, and also [[FieryRedhead violent]].
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* EvilRedhead: He is a evil knight with shoulder length red hair, and also hair that even matches with his [[FieryRedhead violent]].violent]] nature.
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* AdaptationNameChange: Lynette was renamed Kayley in the film adaptation.
* AdaptationalNiceGirl: The original book counterpart Lynette was generally rude and assumed that Gareth was a kitchen boy. In the film adaptation, Kayley is more polite to Garrett when she firsts meets him and is more sympathetic when she discovers his blindness.
* AdaptationalNiceGirl: The original book counterpart Lynette was generally rude and assumed that Gareth was a kitchen boy. In the film adaptation, Kayley is more polite to Garrett when she firsts meets him and is more sympathetic when she discovers his blindness.
* LetsGetDangerous: While spending most of her time having to evade from Ruber's thugs, Kayley does manage to trap Ruber and his men by using one of the Trenants while in the middle of rescuing an injured Garrett. The crowning moment comes in the climax when Kayley sees Ruber trying to kill Arthur and hearing him gloating the murder of her father, she immediately climbs up the scaffolding and swings down on a wooden beam tied to a rope where she knocks Ruber away from the king. When seeing the Stone, Kayley keeps her attention locked on Ruber as she lures him over there to use the technique Garrett taught her earlier. She reveals her plan to Garrett once he joins her, and they manage to defeat Ruber by tricking the evil knight to return Excalibur back into The Stone where he gets vaporised.
* NiceGirl: She is a kind and caring young woman.
* TookALevelInBadass: Starts off as inexperienced, but Kayley advances her skills with Garrett teaching her the self defense technique which she uses [[LetsGetDangerous as part of her plan to defeat Ruber in the climax.]]
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* DeadpanSnarker: He comes out with remarks that drip with sarcasm, especially around Kayley when they first meet.
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* DeadpanSnarker: He [[DisabledSnarker Although he is blind]], he comes out with remarks that drip with sarcasm, especially around Kayley when they first meet.
* DisabledSnarker:meet.
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* DisabilitySuperpower: While blind, but he is able to navigate the forest in combat better than most seeing peers. This was partly from training from Sir Lionel, but it also implied that his blindness enhanced his hearing and touch, making him more atuned to his surroundings.
* JerkassHasAPoint: Garrett may be sarcastic and rude to Kayley when she first meets after he saves her from the ironmen, he does have a right to complain about his ruined fishing net that took him six weeks to make and makes valid points in his IAmSong about the nature of the forest to Kayley, who is new to the forest due to her inexperience and naivety. Also, he does gets annoyed with Kayley's constant rambling where he finally requests her to shut up at one point while they are in Dragon Country.
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* EvilRedhead: His shoulder-length red hair is noticeable during the Round Table "sing-along".
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* EvilRedhead: His shoulder-length He is a evil knight with shoulder length red hair is noticeable during the Round Table "sing-along".hair, and also [[FieryRedhead violent]].
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* TheMentor: He trained Garret in knightly combat and virtues and represented Garret's only hope of making something of himself after losing his sight.
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* TheMentor: He trained Garret Garrett in knightly combat and virtues and represented Garret's Garrett's only hope of making something of himself after losing his sight. sight.
* NiceGuy: He is caring to his family and acts as a surrogate father to Garrett where he is only one who still believed in him and trained Garrett personally.
* NiceGuy: He is caring to his family and acts as a surrogate father to Garrett where he is only one who still believed in him and trained Garrett personally.
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* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: He is one of the most kindhearted knights in the film and the Arthurian myths by extensions. Sadly, brave and noble men don't fare well against the likes of Ruber.
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* TooGoodForThisSinfulEarth: He is one of the most kindhearted kind-hearted knights in the film and the Arthurian myths by extensions. Sadly, brave and noble men don't fare well against the likes of Ruber.
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* ParentsInDistress: She is held hostage by Ruber who forces her to give him access into Camelot, where Kayley lists the rescue of her mother as one of her priories.
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* DisabledLoveInterest: He is blind and slowly falls for Kayley during the film.
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* EvilIsHammy: The man's an absolute AxCrazy loon, and he, the animators, and his voice actor make sure everyone within ten square miles knows it.
* FlatCharacter: He's an AxCrazy narcissist who thinks everything should belong to him. That's it. His screentime is less about giving him CharacterDevelopment, and more about exploring exactly how far down the rabbithole of lunatic egomania he's gone.
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* GenericDoomsdayVillain: Ruber wants to rule over Camelot and beyond and that's pretty much it. He's incredibly vague about what exactly that entails, but he's insistent that everything will be his down to the very stones in the road.
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* AxCrazy: He is clearly an unstable blood knight. His first scene shows him starting a bloody ruckus at the Round Table.
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* AxCrazy: He is clearly an unstable blood knight.BloodKnight. His first scene shows him starting a bloody ruckus at the Round Table.
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* BloodKnight: He wants to rule Camelot for the sake of causing endless battle and bloodshed. These lyrics from the opening of his song perfectly exemplifies this trope:
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* BloodKnight: He wants to rule Camelot for the sake of causing engaging in endless battle and bloodshed. These lyrics from the opening of his song perfectly exemplifies this trope:
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* BloodKnight: He wants to rule Camelot for the sake of causing endless battle and bloodshed. These lyrics from the opening of his song perfectly exemplifies this trope:
-->'''Ruber''': ''Let's go back to war and violence... I'm so bored of peace and-'' '''''[[SuddenlyShouting SIIIIILEEEEEENCE!]]'''''
-->'''Ruber''': ''Let's go back to war and violence... I'm so bored of peace and-'' '''''[[SuddenlyShouting SIIIIILEEEEEENCE!]]'''''
