Uncle Arthur was killed by his nephew, who was seeking revenge for past grievances. The murder was cleverly orchestrated using real crabmeat to disguise the poison that ultimately led to his demise. This twist in the plot highlights themes of betrayal and the dark consequences of familial conflicts.
King Arthur is a fictional character not a real one!
Can't exactly be sure,but the stuff he discovered is very real.
Scientists are doing tests and they have confirmed that King Arthur may have existed even though there is no such thing as Camelot.It is still debated whether or not he was real. It is for certain that most, (If not all) of English literature that describes him is false. But there may have been a real King Arthur. And we know that his supposed sucessor, Constantine the Third, was real. Meaning we know that Constantine was a king of Britain, but whether or not he followed Arthur is unknown.not ever person thinks so ,but he might be.people say he is coming to life and is trying to stop moredred.
King Arthur was never a real British King but a mythical character from stories that originated in the Royal Courts of Europe in the Middle Ages. He has no relevance to the real history of the British Monarchy. In the Myth, the round table was King Arthur's government. The idea was that everybody at it was equal (There was no head of the table).
No. The closest you can get to Camelot and King Arthur being real would be that King Arthur was actually a Roman who grew up in Britain and so later became King of "Camelot" Which probably didn't exist. :)
In the TV show "The Adventures of Pete & Pete," Uncle Arthur was killed by a character named "The Crab," who used real crabmeat in a prank gone wrong. This bizarre storyline is part of the show's quirky and surreal humor. The series often blended dark themes with whimsical elements, making it memorable for its unique approach to storytelling.
Uncle B's real name is Byron Contostavlos.
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Uncle Dock's real name in the novel "The Wanderer" is Whitman.
Arthur Read.
no body killed santa he is real
king Arthur's not real
Uncle Kracker was born with the name Matthew Shafer. (birthdate June 6, 1974)
yes he was
No, but he was based on a real person.
Camelot is the court of King Arthur..... It's mythical . Yes it was. King Arthur was real and camelot was real, but all of the supposed magical adventures of Arthur and the kingdom of camelot weren't.