#morgcest

Witchfinders warn good folks: the woods at night are so dangerous because witches would crawl out to roam them any time a wretched night falls upon the fear-stricken town.

There they would hold their unholy gatherings and worship evil, the witchfinders say. These wayward women own the night and King has no power over his own lands.

If they had a kid meme@agirlofwinterfell

Name: Moira Vivienne Le Fay

Gender: female

General Appearance: She’s almost a carbon copy of Morgause- Morgana created her in the image of Morgause but her smile is like Morgana’s.

Personality: She’s reserved like Morgause, thinking before she acts in a way that’s unlike Morgana. But she’s not afraid to speak her mind. She also is a prankster and we’re blaming Arya for that. Even if she looks so serious her sense of humor is entirely her own.

Special Talents: So some witches have specialty talents like Morgana is a seer. Moira is like a siren- she sings and can command any man in the general vicinity. It causes her moms distress but it’s kinda funny.

Who they like better: Aunty… cousin… Arya?? Let’s be real she loves both her moms but Arya is the fun one

Who they take after more: Morgause

Personal Head canon: She first discovered her magic in the lake of Avalon when she thought she was going to drown, but instead she made a dome of air to be safe. When she told Morgana she almost tried to fight the lake :/ but Freya knew this would happen.

Building off of the whole metaphor idea, Morgana's character arc is basically that she starts to question her identity because she's having all of these dreams and thoughts that she doesn't understand. Then Gaius, who is straight up a conversion therapist, literally gaslights her and is like, 'no no, you're just going crazy, you're overreacting, here, why don't you take all of these drugs to suppress those thoughts?'

Meanwhile, Uther is saying all of this stuff about how sorcerers are all evil and should be killed, and Morgana will try to argue with him and he will just be like, 'well, why do you care so much?' And she's all, 'oh, no reason. I'm just an ally. I'm just really passionate about social justice.' Like, girl, we've all been there.

And then once Morgana does come to terms with her identity and she realises how fucked up the way that she was treated is, she goes batshit and starts a revolution and assassinates her dad. And good for her! I honestly think that all repressed lesbians deserve a little bit of murder, it's only fair, especially if they look so hot doing it.

Also, Morgana doesn't have any male love interests. I mean, she will sometimes flirt with men to manipulate them into doing what she wants, but it's very clear that that is what she is doing, she never actually cares about them or follows through.

Besides, Katie McGrath has never played a heterosexual in her life. She's basically straight up said that she played Morgana as a lesbian. You know where she said that? Here:

Hear me out.

Are they technically half-sisters? Yes. But omg the sexual tension between these two is undeniable. You really do think that they're just going to kiss at any given moment. This has been straight up confirmed. This is a quote from the same conversation as earlier between the main producer and Katie McGrath, where they fully admit that there are definitely lesbian undertones there, and not only did both actresses play it that way, but it was written that way. So I rest my case.

Gwen knew about Morgana's prophetic visions from the start and she was never scared of it or tried to deny that it was magic. Instead, she was always by Morgana's bedside (or in her bed) so she could hold her face and stroke her hair and tell her she would be okay. Gayasses.

Although, as Iori Miyazawa can attest, yuri is often best found in the absence of it. Because once Morgana accepts her identity and her magic becomes an unavoidable part of of her life rather than thoughts she could repress, she begins to push Gwen away, often in the form of telling her not to undress her anymore.

Then this tension between them is emphasised when Morgana starts having nightmares of Gwen marrying Arthur and is really upset by it for some reason. I know that she justifies it by saying that she doesn't want Gwen to take her place as queen, but if you think about that for more than 5 seconds, it makes absolutely no sense. Arthur is still going to be king regardless of who he marries, so unless Morgana is planning to follow the legend a bit too closely and marry her brother, then Gwen is absolutely not taking her place.