King Arthur

He is described as a young knight who is quite selfish putting the sword under his pretense for he did not actually take out the sword - Squire Arthur did

The novel of A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court by Mark Twain was the basis of the Broadway musical of the same name.

Yes, because their past had rough roads. First was with their lover then family jelousy. Nah, im kiddin'. :))

Caerleon - but remember King Arthur and Camelot is a story/legend not a historical fact and there is no evidence that Camelot existed or if it did exist where it really was.

king Arthur is coming back June 15 of 2011

he is a king in britannia with merlin

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well knights had to be worthy and kind to his majesty

Be Loyal; show loyalty

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They really didn't have to do anything to become a knight except be born in the proper class. Historically, knighthood wasn't earned, despite how our modern minds would like that to be. If you were the son a nobleman of the right class, you went through the training, etc and were knighted. No questions about good deeeds asked.

sir gwain fought the green knight

There is an orange, circlish shape on the ground behind the camelot castle. Drop bat bones on it to unleash a demon that will not attack. But, before that, in the south-eastern corner of varrock there is an altar. examine or check or whatever it says on it and it will give you some words. So, now back to camelot. drop the bones, say the words, wield excalibur, go upstairs in the castle and break the crystal.

Remember that the story of King Arthur pulling Excalibur from the stone is a legend, not a historical event, so it doesn't have an actual date. But according to legend, it would have been sometime in the 5th century. That's not very specific, but unless you would like me to just make up a date, that will have to do.

There are many books about King Arthur. Not sure which one you mean. However, the term Camelot is rarely ambiguous and almost always refers to Arthur's court, no matter the source.

it show the imagery of the poem and the timing and how it is around the times.

The address of the Lady Lake Historical Society Inc is: Po Box 1486, Lady Lake, FL 32158-1486

King Arthur did not die. Arthur gathered his army and went to battle near the river Cambula. He did receive a mortal wound, however he was carried to the isle of Avalon to be cured of his wounds. He then gave up the crown of Britain to his successor.

No, the story of King Arthur is from England during Medieval times (Knights of the round table, sword in the stone, all that). Answer 2: Well, not really England. Britain yes, but the Celtic fringe - Scotland, Cornwall, Wales. Even thought they believed his tomb to be in Glastonbury, Somerset. He was the focus and inspiration of late Celtic mythology.

Arthur had two half sisters that his mother, Igraine, or Ygerne had with Gorlois, Duke of Cornwall. They were named Morgause, or in some legends Anna, and Morgan le fay, sometimes called Morgana or Morgana le fay.

On the TV series Merlin, Gwen loves Arthur because of the type of person he is. His status has no bearing on her feelings for him at all.

dafney, sir lancelot, marvin, anything prehistoric

i do not know all of them but here are a few......

sir lancelot

sir percival

sir gawain

sir galahad

sir bors

sir owain

sir beheris

sir lamorak

Chivalry.

If you mean Morgana in BBC Merlin then she is his Ward. But in S3 we find out she is actually his daughter and not Gorlois'.

He is 8 years old and in the 3rd grade.

since this is just a folktale probably nothing. however, if you would like to know for sure what he would have given her look up wedding doweries for the 10 and 11th centuries and that should give you a fairly good idea as to what was given. hope this helps.

He gave Arthur the Round Table.