I feel like theres a lot of comedy that can be derived from Nimue being this immortal deity consider : her refering to peoples actions from their diffrent reincarnations-
being very good with children( raising lance and helping raise Galahad many times )
- trying the age herself up visually bc people definetly het suspicious
- her being so swept up in euphoria of finding her child again she forgets that she needs to fill paperwork to actually be a mother
-"mom why do you have antique dresses in you closet ? "
- using slang and terminology that is very outdated
- beimg overly friendly with people who are technically strangers but she met their ealier reincarnations (or overly agressive )
- trying to correct the wrongs of ealier reincarnations (saving Elaine etc.)
sometimes succeding but rarely on a big scale
- traveling a lot bit mostly hanging around the same places
- living near a lake (not nessesarily hers ) unless it majorly inconvinces her family
- tje classic arguing with historians bc she was there for the event they argue about
theres a lot of posibilities but question do you think she would tell about being a deity to Lance and Galahad at some point if yes would it be in all reincarnations or would it be selective ?
This is absurdly late to be answered, but I have absolutely considered Office AU Nimue to be the same Nimue as the medieval Avalon Series.
There's a post here and here that touch on it a bit! Though they're not as comedic and more bittersweet.
But I gotta say, the idea of Nimue seeing another incarnation of baby Lancelot and just... yoinking the baby without a second thought is delightful. She's so happy to see her little sonion again!
I think... The first few times, she wouldn't be very keen about spilling the beans to her family about not dying, never dying, and reincarnation being real. But after a while she wouldn't be able to keep it a secret. Lancelot and Galahad would notice when they're pushing 80/63 and she's still very alive and agile.
With time and experience, I think it gets easier for her to tell them. It's still one of her least favourite parts of the time she spends with them.