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Logres: “I am King Logres, the Embodiment of the ideal Kin-“
My dumbass:
I haven’t stopped dying from laughter ever since I realized that since Logres is an amalgamation of EVERY telling of King Arthur, that includes both Monty Python and Sonic the fucking Hedgehog.
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So here's a thing I brainstorm about from time to time but my recent post about giants got me going again:
You know how Morgan, Nimue, Sebile, etc. are referred to as "Fairy Queens"? (With Morgan being famously called Morgan le Fay meaning Morgan the Fairy) And how the supernatural "Fairy Queen" archetype is replete across folklore - Aine, Una, Titania, Mab?
Well, for a long time, I concieved something very similar for Queen Guinevere. Because despite being normally portrayed as mundane lady, Guinevere does have supernatural potential. The catch being that, in Welsh lore, Guinevere is a giantess.
And my thought was "Does this mean Guinevere is a Giant Queen or Ogre* Queen?" which led to "WAIT, this makes Guinevere really special in her own way because rarely is there ever a "Queen of the Giants" as a character type"
With that in mind, Guinevere - alongside similar female characters like Britomart, Olwen and Gwen's own daughter, Melora- have a unique way to be granted the mystical without needing to be in the same category as Morgan or Elaine of Corbenic.
So yeah, what would you say to "Ogre Queen Guinevere" or "Gwenhwyfar Gawres"?
(*The word "Ogre" is sometimes used as a synonym for giants in Medieval French. Of note, the kingdom of King Arthur is called "Logres", which is called the "Land of Ogres" in Chretien de Troyes' Perceval. So this has even more synergy with Giantess!Gwen because it would mean Guinevere is "Queen of the Land of Ogres")
finalizing some designs for my retelling chat after 32478 years <3 gawain and gringles <3
Thinking abt the father/son relationship again so I had to draw these two.
Obsessed w/ what king of relationship a young(ish) Mordred/Medraut and Galahad would've had with Mordred being the living embodiment of the flaws of a man who has, his entire life, had to live up to his own legend and is so deluded by it that he cannot be less than the perfect, holy Christian king and will go through horrible lengths to ensure this image remains (May Day massacre)
and Galahad with his father who is the archetypical chivalrous knight--up until he isn't--and is torn between also living up to his legend or following his heart (dick) and he chooses incorrectly and now Galahad has to pick up the torch his father dropped
For both Galahad&Mordred their paths are chosen before they even have a conception of choice because they are standing in the shadows of their fathers and have to contend with their paternal figures' desire to be perfect and this contention forges them and takes them in two very different directions but fatally leads to both of their ends
And I like to think that they, even if rarely, would have felt some kind of kinship and understanding being in such similar positions. Maybe they would've briefly been good friends
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The Death of Arthur by John Mulcaster Carrick
