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Then she became the fat squirrel that tried to court Merlin. She too is purple, remember ? The squirrel lady that troubles Arthur was a genuine squirrel, but Mim, who was spying on Merlin and Arthur, immediately sees the potential of ''this'' kind of troublemaking and decides to try it. On who ? On Merlin, of course ! She'd just love to see Merlin's embarrassed reaction to ''that''.
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Then she became the fat squirrel that tried to court Merlin. She too is purple, remember ? The squirrel lady that troubles Arthur was a genuine squirrel, but Mim, who was spying on Merlin and Arthur, immediately sees the potential of ''this'' kind of troublemaking and decides to try it. On who ? who? On Merlin, of course ! course! She'd just love to see Merlin's embarrassed reaction to ''that''.
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First, following the deleted scene, ''she'' caused Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then she shapeshifted into the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur bump onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was clearly spying on them. Just to cause trouble for Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, whether she actually gains anything from it or not -she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "What in thunder is a monster like that doing in the moat?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and she what she has to say.
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First, following the deleted scene, ''she'' caused Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then she shapeshifted into the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur bump onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was clearly spying on them. Just to cause trouble for Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, whether she actually gains anything from it or not -she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "What in thunder is a monster like that doing in the moat?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and she see what she has to say.
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[[WMG: Merlin and Madame Mim went to Hogwarts.]]
Even though this film was released decades before Harry Potter was published there is enough evidence to suggest Merlin and Madame Mim are former Hogwarts students. Merlin was probably a Ravenclaw as he wears blue which is one of the colours of Ravenclaw. He is very wise again suggesting Ravenclaw and prefers education to fighting again Ravenclaw. It is also possible Merlin's best subjects were Transfiguration as he is able to turn himself and Wart into all kinds of animals. He was also probably top of divination as well as he could tell what time Wart was first coming to his house and knew Wart was the future King Arthur and what the world will be like in the 20th century. Mim meanwhile was a Slytherin as she easily broke rules that she made and seemed to process dark magic as well. Like Merlin she likely excelled in Transfiguration as she can turn into not only animals but a hot looking girl as well. Plus both characters can perform non verbal spells especially when turning into animals and both can do magic without wands. This would imply both had very high grades at O.W.L and N.E.W.T level. But the pair unlike other witches and wizards live in the muggle world and it would explain why Sir Ector refuses to believe Merlin can do magic.
Even though this film was released decades before Harry Potter was published there is enough evidence to suggest Merlin and Madame Mim are former Hogwarts students. Merlin was probably a Ravenclaw as he wears blue which is one of the colours of Ravenclaw. He is very wise again suggesting Ravenclaw and prefers education to fighting again Ravenclaw. It is also possible Merlin's best subjects were Transfiguration as he is able to turn himself and Wart into all kinds of animals. He was also probably top of divination as well as he could tell what time Wart was first coming to his house and knew Wart was the future King Arthur and what the world will be like in the 20th century. Mim meanwhile was a Slytherin as she easily broke rules that she made and seemed to process dark magic as well. Like Merlin she likely excelled in Transfiguration as she can turn into not only animals but a hot looking girl as well. Plus both characters can perform non verbal spells especially when turning into animals and both can do magic without wands. This would imply both had very high grades at O.W.L and N.E.W.T level. But the pair unlike other witches and wizards live in the muggle world and it would explain why Sir Ector refuses to believe Merlin can do magic.
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First, following the deleted scene, ''she'' caused Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then she shapeshifted into the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur stumble onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was clearly spying on them. Just to cause trouble for Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, whether she actually gains anything from it or not -she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "What in thunder is a monster like that doing in the moat?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and she what she has to say.
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First, following the deleted scene, ''she'' caused Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then she shapeshifted into the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur stumble bump onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was clearly spying on them. Just to cause trouble for Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, whether she actually gains anything from it or not -she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "What in thunder is a monster like that doing in the moat?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and she what she has to say.
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Then she became the fat squirrel that starts to court Merlin. She too is purple, remember ? The squirrel lady that troubles Arthur was a genuine squirrel, but Mim, who was spying on Merlin and Arthur, immediately sees the potential of ''this'' kind of troublemaking and decides to try it. On who ? On Merlin, of course ! She'd just love to see Merlin's embarrassed reaction to ''that''.
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Then she became the fat squirrel that starts tried to court Merlin. She too is purple, remember ? The squirrel lady that troubles Arthur was a genuine squirrel, but Mim, who was spying on Merlin and Arthur, immediately sees the potential of ''this'' kind of troublemaking and decides to try it. On who ? On Merlin, of course ! She'd just love to see Merlin's embarrassed reaction to ''that''.
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First, following the deleted scene, ''she'' caused Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then, she shapeshifted into the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur stumble onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was just spying on them. Just to cause trouble to Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, no matter if she actually gains anything from it or not. And then, she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious Pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "What in thunder is a monster like that doing in the moat?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and she what she has to say.
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First, following the deleted scene, ''she'' caused Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then, Then she shapeshifted into the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur stumble onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was just clearly spying on them. Just to cause trouble to for Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, no matter if whether she actually gains anything from it or not. And then, she not -she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious Pike pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "What in thunder is a monster like that doing in the moat?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and she what she has to say.
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* (Though I hesitate, perhaps she caused the falcon to drop Wart in her house.)
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* (Though I hesitate, perhaps she caused the falcon hawk to drop chase Wart in to her house.)
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[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JN_2GyCc0o This deleted scene]] shows that 1° Wart is well and good King Uther's mysteriously disappeared son, and 2° Madam Mim is the only one in the land, with Merlin, who's aware of that. You may not agree, but I want to take it as canon. (After all, we do not find out in the finished version what Arthur/The Wart's origins really are, do we ?) From that point, I think Madam Mim was causing all the troubles that happened to Merlin and Arthur.
First, following the deleted scene, ''she'' cause Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then, she shapeshifted was the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur stumble onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was just spying on them. Just to cause trouble to Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, no matter if she actually profits from it or not. And then, she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious Pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "How did a monster this size wind up in a ditch ?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and let's see her answer.
Then, she is also the fat squirrel that starts to court Merlin. She too is purple, remember ? The squirrel lady that troubles Arthur was a genuine squirrel, but Mim, who (in invisible form) was spying on Merlin and Arthur, immediately sees the potential of ''this'' kind of troublemaking and decides to try it. On who ? On Merlin, who else ! She'd just love to see Merlin's embarrassed reaction to ''that''.
I put emphasis on the fact that Mim does all that more to trouble Merlin than anything else. She doesn't ''care'' if Arthur becomes king — well, as a CardCarryingVillain she likes the Dark Age as it is, so if you ask her she wouldn't be that favorable to Arthur crowning, but she doesn't feel personally concerned. She only starts to interest herself in Arthur ''himself'' when he happens to fall in her house in bird form.
* (Though I hesitate, perhaps she cause the falcon to drop Wart in her house.)
First, following the deleted scene, ''she'' cause Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then, she shapeshifted was the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur stumble onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was just spying on them. Just to cause trouble to Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, no matter if she actually profits from it or not. And then, she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious Pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "How did a monster this size wind up in a ditch ?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and let's see her answer.
Then, she is also the fat squirrel that starts to court Merlin. She too is purple, remember ? The squirrel lady that troubles Arthur was a genuine squirrel, but Mim, who (in invisible form) was spying on Merlin and Arthur, immediately sees the potential of ''this'' kind of troublemaking and decides to try it. On who ? On Merlin, who else ! She'd just love to see Merlin's embarrassed reaction to ''that''.
I put emphasis on the fact that Mim does all that more to trouble Merlin than anything else. She doesn't ''care'' if Arthur becomes king — well, as a CardCarryingVillain she likes the Dark Age as it is, so if you ask her she wouldn't be that favorable to Arthur crowning, but she doesn't feel personally concerned. She only starts to interest herself in Arthur ''himself'' when he happens to fall in her house in bird form.
* (Though I hesitate, perhaps she cause the falcon to drop Wart in her house.)
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[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JN_2GyCc0o This deleted scene]] shows that 1° 1) Wart is well and good King Uther's mysteriously disappeared son, and 2° 2) Madam Mim is the only one in the land, with Merlin, land besides Merlin who's aware of that. You may not agree, but I want to take it as canon. (After all, we do not find out in the finished version what Arthur/The Wart's Arthur's origins really are, do we ?) we?) From that point, I think Madam Mim was causing all the troubles that happened to Merlin and Arthur.
First, following the deleted scene, ''she''cause caused Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then, she shapeshifted was into the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur stumble onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was just spying on them. Just to cause trouble to Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, no matter if she actually profits gains anything from it or not. And then, she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious Pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "How did "What in thunder is a monster this size wind up like that doing in a ditch ?" the moat?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and let's see her answer.
Then,she is also what she has to say.
Then she became the fat squirrel that starts to court Merlin. She too is purple, remember ? The squirrel lady that troubles Arthur was a genuine squirrel, but Mim, who(in invisible form) was spying on Merlin and Arthur, immediately sees the potential of ''this'' kind of troublemaking and decides to try it. On who ? On Merlin, who else of course ! She'd just love to see Merlin's embarrassed reaction to ''that''.
I put emphasis on the fact that Mim does all that more to trouble Merlin than anything else. She doesn't ''care'' if Arthur becomes king — well, as a CardCarryingVillain she likes the Dark Age as it is, so if you ask her she wouldn't be that favorable to Arthurcrowning, being crowned, but she doesn't feel personally concerned. She only starts to interest herself in Arthur ''himself'' when he happens to fall in her house in bird form.
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First, following the deleted scene, ''she''
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Then she became the fat squirrel that starts to court Merlin. She too is purple, remember ? The squirrel lady that troubles Arthur was a genuine squirrel, but Mim, who
I put emphasis on the fact that Mim does all that more to trouble Merlin than anything else. She doesn't ''care'' if Arthur becomes king — well, as a CardCarryingVillain she likes the Dark Age as it is, so if you ask her she wouldn't be that favorable to Arthur
* (Though I hesitate, perhaps she
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His Magick [[ClarksThirdLaw is really advanced technology]]. And of course he travels through time.
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* Adding credence to this theory is the fact that he also seems immortal, like Madam Mim, based on both of them making frequent appearances in Disney comics set in the present day.
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* If this be the case, then it's very likely their direct descendent was...{{Squirrel Girl}}.
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* If this be the case, then it's very likely their direct descendent was...{{Squirrel Girl}}.was..Comicbook/SquirrelGirl.
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[[WMG: Madam Mim was watching over Merlin and Wart the whole time, and caused the Pike incident]]
[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JN_2GyCc0o This deleted scene]] shows that 1° Wart is well and good King Uther's mysteriously disappeared son, and 2° Madam Mim is the only one in the land, with Merlin, who's aware of that. You may not agree, but I want to take it as canon. (After all, we do not find out in the finished version what Arthur/The Wart's origins really are, do we ?) From that point, I think Madam Mim was causing all the troubles that happened to Merlin and Arthur.
First, following the deleted scene, ''she'' cause Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then, she shapeshifted was the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur stumble onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was just spying on them. Just to cause trouble to Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, no matter if she actually profits from it or not. And then, she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious Pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "How did a monster this size wind up in a ditch ?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and let's see her answer.
Then, she is also the fat squirrel that starts to court Merlin. She too is purple, remember ? The squirrel lady that troubles Arthur was a genuine squirrel, but Mim, who (in invisible form) was spying on Merlin and Arthur, immediately sees the potential of ''this'' kind of troublemaking and decides to try it. On who ? On Merlin, who else ! She'd just love to see Merlin's embarrassed reaction to ''that''.
I put emphasis on the fact that Mim does all that more to trouble Merlin than anything else. She doesn't ''care'' if Arthur becomes king — well, as a CardCarryingVillain she likes the Dark Age as it is, so if you ask her she wouldn't be that favorable to Arthur crowning, but she doesn't feel personally concerned. She only starts to interest herself in Arthur ''himself'' when he happens to fall in her house in bird form.
* (Though I hesitate, perhaps she cause the falcon to drop Wart in her house.)
[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JN_2GyCc0o This deleted scene]] shows that 1° Wart is well and good King Uther's mysteriously disappeared son, and 2° Madam Mim is the only one in the land, with Merlin, who's aware of that. You may not agree, but I want to take it as canon. (After all, we do not find out in the finished version what Arthur/The Wart's origins really are, do we ?) From that point, I think Madam Mim was causing all the troubles that happened to Merlin and Arthur.
First, following the deleted scene, ''she'' cause Kay's arrow to get lost in the woods (though this turned out as a good thing later, which must have unnerved Mim immensely). Then, she shapeshifted was the purple catfish Merlin and Arthur stumble onto in their fish form. I mean, ''purple'' catfish ? Madam Mim was just spying on them. Just to cause trouble to Merlin — she ''likes'' to see Merlin in trouble, no matter if she actually profits from it or not. And then, she transforms some harmless fish into the ferocious Pike that attacks Arthur and Merlin. "How did a monster this size wind up in a ditch ?" asks Merlin. Well, ask Madam Mim and let's see her answer.
Then, she is also the fat squirrel that starts to court Merlin. She too is purple, remember ? The squirrel lady that troubles Arthur was a genuine squirrel, but Mim, who (in invisible form) was spying on Merlin and Arthur, immediately sees the potential of ''this'' kind of troublemaking and decides to try it. On who ? On Merlin, who else ! She'd just love to see Merlin's embarrassed reaction to ''that''.
I put emphasis on the fact that Mim does all that more to trouble Merlin than anything else. She doesn't ''care'' if Arthur becomes king — well, as a CardCarryingVillain she likes the Dark Age as it is, so if you ask her she wouldn't be that favorable to Arthur crowning, but she doesn't feel personally concerned. She only starts to interest herself in Arthur ''himself'' when he happens to fall in her house in bird form.
* (Though I hesitate, perhaps she cause the falcon to drop Wart in her house.)
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After Arthur becomes King, Merlin goes back and changes the squirrel into a girl. After he teaches her to speak English and not bury her leftovers, her introduces her to Arthur and lets nature resume it's course. Alterantively, Guinevere had been cursed as a squirrel by Mim, and the bigger squirrel is her handmaiden so Merlin simply removed the curse.
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After Arthur becomes King, Merlin goes back and changes the squirrel into a girl. After he teaches her to speak English and not bury her leftovers, her introduces her to Arthur and lets nature resume it's course. Alterantively, Alternatively, Guinevere had been cursed as a squirrel by Mim, and the bigger squirrel is her handmaiden so Merlin simply removed the curse.
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* When she made the rule against disappearing, she meant disappearing as teleporting away instead of becoming invisible.
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His Magick [[ClarksThirdLaw is really advanced technology]]. And of course he travels through time.time.
[[WMG: Vernon and Dudley Dursley are expies of Ector and Kay.]]
It's said at the character page that Rowling herself considers HarryPotter an {{Expy}} of Wart. Kay is a medieval version of the adult Dudley would become if not for the dementors.
[[WMG: Vernon and Dudley Dursley are expies of Ector and Kay.]]
It's said at the character page that Rowling herself considers HarryPotter an {{Expy}} of Wart. Kay is a medieval version of the adult Dudley would become if not for the dementors.
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* Original Troper: I wasn't aware the legend Guinevere was unfaithful to Arthur.
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He laughed and enjoyed seeing Wart deal with the unwanted affections of a squirrel. Deep down, he knew of his future heartbreak from his wife, and wanted to show Wart what heartbreak was like to help him prepare for it when it came.
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He laughed and enjoyed seeing Wart deal with the unwanted affections of a squirrel. Deep down, he knew of his future heartbreak from his wife, and wanted to show Wart what heartbreak was like to help him prepare for it when it came.came.
[[WMG: Merlin is a TimeLord]]
His Magick [[ClarksThirdLaw is really advanced technology]]. And of course he travels through time.
[[WMG: Merlin is a TimeLord]]
His Magick [[ClarksThirdLaw is really advanced technology]]. And of course he travels through time.
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Both in hilarious and heartbreaking ways.
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Both in hilarious and heartbreaking ways.ways.
[[WMG: Merlin brought Wart to the squirrel because he knew about his future with Guinevere.]]
He laughed and enjoyed seeing Wart deal with the unwanted affections of a squirrel. Deep down, he knew of his future heartbreak from his wife, and wanted to show Wart what heartbreak was like to help him prepare for it when it came.
[[WMG: Merlin brought Wart to the squirrel because he knew about his future with Guinevere.]]
He laughed and enjoyed seeing Wart deal with the unwanted affections of a squirrel. Deep down, he knew of his future heartbreak from his wife, and wanted to show Wart what heartbreak was like to help him prepare for it when it came.
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* Wart actually mentions slaying dragons as a knightly duty, and does so casually as if it's a common occurrence, lending credence to the idea that they do exist in this universe.
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* Wart actually mentions slaying dragons as a knightly duty, and does so casually as if it's a common occurrence, lending credence to the idea that they do exist in this universe.
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After Arthur becomes King, Merlin goes back and changes the squirrel into a girl. After he teaches her to speak English and not bury her leftovers, her introduces her to Arthur and lets nature resume it's course.
* [[BlackComedy So I guess]] turning human took care of that "mate for life" instinct...
* I'd like to think that Guinevere had been cursed as a squirrel by Mim, and the bigger squirrel is her handmaiden.
** If this be the case, then it's very likely their direct descendent was...{{Squirrel Girl}}.
* [[BlackComedy So I guess]] turning human took care of that "mate for life" instinct...
* I'd like to think that Guinevere had been cursed as a squirrel by Mim, and the bigger squirrel is her handmaiden.
** If this be the case, then it's very likely their direct descendent was...{{Squirrel Girl}}.
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After Arthur becomes King, Merlin goes back and changes the squirrel into a girl. After he teaches her to speak English and not bury her leftovers, her introduces her to Arthur and lets nature resume it's course.
* [[BlackComedy So I guess]] turning human took care of that "mate for life" instinct...
* I'd like to think thatcourse. Alterantively, Guinevere had been cursed as a squirrel by Mim, and the bigger squirrel is her handmaiden.
**handmaiden so Merlin simply removed the curse.
* If this be the case, then it's very likely their direct descendent was...{{Squirrel Girl}}.
* [[BlackComedy So I guess]] turning human took care of that "mate for life" instinct...
* I'd like to think that
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* If this be the case, then it's very likely their direct descendent was...{{Squirrel Girl}}.
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**If this be the case, then it's very likely their direct descendent was...{{Squirrel Girl}}.
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* Wart actually mentions slaying dragons as a knightly duty, and does so casually as if it's a common occurrence, lending credence to the idea that they do exist in this universe.
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Both in hilarious and sad ways.
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The sword responded to him because of his motives for pulling it. All the men who had tried in the past did so because they wanted to be the king and rule over England. Wart did it in order to replace Sir Kay's sword which he had forgotten at the inn--in other words, to correct a personal mistake and fulfill a duty of service which he had taken on. Thus he marked himself as the kind of king England needed--someone who would serve the people and strive to right wrongs instead of just lording it over them like the current crop of warlords.
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The sword responded to him because of his motives for pulling it. All the men who had tried in the past did so because they wanted to be the king and rule over England. Wart did it in order to replace Sir Kay's sword which he had forgotten at the inn--in other words, to correct a personal mistake and fulfill a duty of service which he had taken on. Thus he marked himself as the kind of king England needed--someone who would serve the people and strive to right wrongs instead of just lording it over them like the current crop of warlords.warlords.
[[WMG: Merlin decides never to turn himself or anyone else into squirrels again, because it just makes everyone miserable.]]
Both in hilarious and sad ways.
[[WMG: Merlin decides never to turn himself or anyone else into squirrels again, because it just makes everyone miserable.]]
Both in hilarious and sad ways.
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* I'd like to think that Guinevere had been cursed as a squirrel by Mim, and the bigger squirrel is her handmaiden.
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The sword responded to him because of his motives for pulling it. All the men who had tried in the past did so because they wanted to be the king and rule over England. Wart did it in order to replace Sir Kay's sword which he had forgotten at the inn--in other words, to correct a personal mistake a fulfill a duty of service which he had taken on. Thus he marked himself as the kind of king England needed--someone who would serve the people and strive to right wrongs instead of just lording it over them like the current crop of warlords.
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The sword responded to him because of his motives for pulling it. All the men who had tried in the past did so because they wanted to be the king and rule over England. Wart did it in order to replace Sir Kay's sword which he had forgotten at the inn--in other words, to correct a personal mistake a and fulfill a duty of service which he had taken on. Thus he marked himself as the kind of king England needed--someone who would serve the people and strive to right wrongs instead of just lording it over them like the current crop of warlords.
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* [[BlackComedy So I guess]] turning human took care of that "mate for life" instinct...
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* [[BlackComedy So I guess]] turning human took care of that "mate for life" instinct...instinct...
[[WMG: Wart was not "destined" to become the king.]]
The sword responded to him because of his motives for pulling it. All the men who had tried in the past did so because they wanted to be the king and rule over England. Wart did it in order to replace Sir Kay's sword which he had forgotten at the inn--in other words, to correct a personal mistake a fulfill a duty of service which he had taken on. Thus he marked himself as the kind of king England needed--someone who would serve the people and strive to right wrongs instead of just lording it over them like the current crop of warlords.
[[WMG: Wart was not "destined" to become the king.]]
The sword responded to him because of his motives for pulling it. All the men who had tried in the past did so because they wanted to be the king and rule over England. Wart did it in order to replace Sir Kay's sword which he had forgotten at the inn--in other words, to correct a personal mistake a fulfill a duty of service which he had taken on. Thus he marked himself as the kind of king England needed--someone who would serve the people and strive to right wrongs instead of just lording it over them like the current crop of warlords.
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After Arthur becomes King, Merlin goes back and changes the squirrel into a girl. After he teaches her to speak English and not bury her leftovers, her introduces her to Arthur and lets nature resume it's course.
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After Arthur becomes King, Merlin goes back and changes the squirrel into a girl. After he teaches her to speak English and not bury her leftovers, her introduces her to Arthur and lets nature resume it's course.course.
* [[BlackComedy So I guess]] turning human took care of that "mate for life" instinct...
* [[BlackComedy So I guess]] turning human took care of that "mate for life" instinct...
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A point in The Sword in the Stone is that Madam Mim apparently cheats to get ahead of Merlin in the Wizard's duel. But, perhaps, she didn't, and is merely a more brilliant fighter than Archimedes gives her credit for. One would imagine the penalty for cheating with magic would be devastating to the cheater. First, she pulls a disappearing act, but who's to say she doesn't do the same thing Merlin did at the end of the fight: Transform into something minuscule to avoid being seen in order to set up for her next move (like a gnat or flea)? The rest of the time she transforms into animals like the rules state, no fireballs or anything crazy like that. And then we come to the Dragon. Merlin claims Mim said no Dragons but, in fact, she didn't. She said ''nothing make believe like Pink Dragons and stuff''. If Lancelot slew a Dragon in the Camelot Mythos, it could be that Pink Dragons are phony...but Purple Dragons are ''not''. "Did I say 'No Purple Dragons'? DID I?!" No, Mim, you did not.
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A point in The Sword in the Stone is that Madam Mim apparently cheats to get ahead of Merlin in the Wizard's duel. But, perhaps, she didn't, and is merely a more brilliant fighter than Archimedes gives her credit for. One would imagine the penalty for cheating with magic would be devastating to the cheater. First, she pulls a disappearing act, but who's to say she doesn't do the same thing Merlin did at the end of the fight: Transform into something minuscule to avoid being seen in order to set up for her next move (like a gnat or flea)? The rest of the time she transforms into animals like the rules state, no fireballs or anything crazy like that. And then we come to the Dragon. Merlin claims Mim said no Dragons but, in fact, she didn't. She said ''nothing make believe like Pink Dragons and stuff''. If Lancelot slew a Dragon in the Camelot Mythos, it could be that Pink Dragons are phony...but Purple Dragons are ''not''. "Did I say 'No Purple Dragons'? DID I?!" No, Mim, you did not.not.
[[WMG: The girl squirrel is Guinevere.]]
After Arthur becomes King, Merlin goes back and changes the squirrel into a girl. After he teaches her to speak English and not bury her leftovers, her introduces her to Arthur and lets nature resume it's course.
[[WMG: The girl squirrel is Guinevere.]]
After Arthur becomes King, Merlin goes back and changes the squirrel into a girl. After he teaches her to speak English and not bury her leftovers, her introduces her to Arthur and lets nature resume it's course.
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A point in The Sword in the Stone is that Madam Mim apparently cheats to get ahead of Merlin in the Wizard's duel. But, perhaps, she didn't, and is merely a more brilliant fighter than Archimedes gives her credit for. One would imagine the penalty for cheating with magic would be devastating to the cheater. First, she pulls a disappearing act, but who's to say she doesn't do the same thing Merlin did at the end of the fight: Transform into something minuscule to avoid being seen in order to set up for her next move (like a gnat or flea)? The rest of the time she transforms into animals like the rules state, no fireballs or anything crazy like that. And then we come to the Dragon. Merlin claims Mim said no Dragons but, in fact, she didn't. She said ''nothing make believe like Pink Dragons and stuff''. If Lancelot slew a Dragon in the Camelot Mythos, it could be that Pink Dragons are phony...but Purple Dragons are ''not''. "Did I say 'No Purple Dragons'? DID I?!" No, Mim, you did not.
[[WMG:What happened to the female squirrel]]
Realizing how sad and heartbroken the squirrel felt, and realizing that he too loved her, Arthur asked Merlin to turn the female squirrel into a human girl so she could be with him. Merlin did so, and she and Arthur ended up together. Deciding she needed a human name, Arthur named her...Gunivere. And thus, she and Arthur lived and ruled together as King and Queen of Camelot.
[[WMG:What happened to the female squirrel]]
Realizing how sad and heartbroken the squirrel felt, and realizing that he too loved her, Arthur asked Merlin to turn the female squirrel into a human girl so she could be with him. Merlin did so, and she and Arthur ended up together. Deciding she needed a human name, Arthur named her...Gunivere. And thus, she and Arthur lived and ruled together as King and Queen of Camelot.
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A point in The Sword in the Stone is that Madam Mim apparently cheats to get ahead of Merlin in the Wizard's duel. But, perhaps, she didn't, and is merely a more brilliant fighter than Archimedes gives her credit for. One would imagine the penalty for cheating with magic would be devastating to the cheater. First, she pulls a disappearing act, but who's to say she doesn't do the same thing Merlin did at the end of the fight: Transform into something minuscule to avoid being seen in order to set up for her next move (like a gnat or flea)? The rest of the time she transforms into animals like the rules state, no fireballs or anything crazy like that. And then we come to the Dragon. Merlin claims Mim said no Dragons but, in fact, she didn't. She said ''nothing make believe like Pink Dragons and stuff''. If Lancelot slew a Dragon in the Camelot Mythos, it could be that Pink Dragons are phony...but Purple Dragons are ''not''. "Did I say 'No Purple Dragons'? DID I?!" No, Mim, you did not.
[[WMG:What happened to the female squirrel]]
Realizing how sad and heartbroken the squirrel felt, and realizing that he too loved her, Arthur asked Merlin to turn the female squirrel into a human girl so she could be with him. Merlin did so, and she and Arthur ended up together. Deciding she needed a human name, Arthur named her...Gunivere. And thus, she and Arthur lived and ruled together as King and Queen of Camelot.not.
[[WMG:What happened to the female squirrel]]
Realizing how sad and heartbroken the squirrel felt, and realizing that he too loved her, Arthur asked Merlin to turn the female squirrel into a human girl so she could be with him. Merlin did so, and she and Arthur ended up together. Deciding she needed a human name, Arthur named her...Gunivere. And thus, she and Arthur lived and ruled together as King and Queen of Camelot.
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A point in The Sword in the Stone is that Madam Mim apparently cheats to get ahead of Merlin in the Wizard's duel. But, perhaps, she didn't, and is merely a more brilliant fighter than Archimedes gives her credit for. One would imagine the penalty for cheating with magic would be devastating to the cheater. First, she pulls a disappearing act, but who's to say she doesn't do the same thing Merlin did at the end of the fight: Transform into something minuscule to avoid being seen in order to set up for her next move (like a gnat or flea)? The rest of the time she transforms into animals like the rules state, no fireballs or anything crazy like that. And then we come to the Dragon. Merlin claims Mim said no Dragons but, in fact, she didn't. She said ''nothing make believe like Pink Dragons and stuff''. If Lancelot slew a Dragon in the Camelot Mythos, it could be that Pink Dragons are phony...but Purple Dragons are ''not''. "Did I say 'No Purple Dragons'? DID I?!" No, Mim, you did not.
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A point in The Sword in the Stone is that Madam Mim apparently cheats to get ahead of Merlin in the Wizard's duel. But, perhaps, she didn't, and is merely a more brilliant fighter than Archimedes gives her credit for. One would imagine the penalty for cheating with magic would be devastating to the cheater. First, she pulls a disappearing act, but who's to say she doesn't do the same thing Merlin did at the end of the fight: Transform into something minuscule to avoid being seen in order to set up for her next move (like a gnat or flea)? The rest of the time she transforms into animals like the rules state, no fireballs or anything crazy like that. And then we come to the Dragon. Merlin claims Mim said no Dragons but, in fact, she didn't. She said ''nothing make believe like Pink Dragons and stuff''. If Lancelot slew a Dragon in the Camelot Mythos, it could be that Pink Dragons are phony...but Purple Dragons are ''not''. "Did I say 'No Purple Dragons'? DID I?!" No, Mim, you did not.not.
[[WMG:What happened to the female squirrel]]
Realizing how sad and heartbroken the squirrel felt, and realizing that he too loved her, Arthur asked Merlin to turn the female squirrel into a human girl so she could be with him. Merlin did so, and she and Arthur ended up together. Deciding she needed a human name, Arthur named her...Gunivere. And thus, she and Arthur lived and ruled together as King and Queen of Camelot.
[[WMG:What happened to the female squirrel]]
Realizing how sad and heartbroken the squirrel felt, and realizing that he too loved her, Arthur asked Merlin to turn the female squirrel into a human girl so she could be with him. Merlin did so, and she and Arthur ended up together. Deciding she needed a human name, Arthur named her...Gunivere. And thus, she and Arthur lived and ruled together as King and Queen of Camelot.
