Our titular hero isn't given much to do this episode, which focuses on the relationship between Arthur and Gwen, her love of Arthur and the lust that she felt toward Lancelot. The story lies in the hands of Angel Coulby as Gwen who has shown that she is an actress of substance with every passing week. Torn between the action man that is Lancelot (played, once more, by Santiago Cabrera) and the rather reserved yet equally macho Arthur, her emotions are laid bare, especially when confronted with her deception. It's a wonderfully emotional scene, with Bradley James being genuinely intimidating with his fury. The scene is made more effective by his calm, reserved disappointment.
Elsewhere, Agravaine is summoned to Arthur's room to hear the latest news from the King of Camelot. Arthur, it seems, is going to marry Gwen; a decision that is bound to annoy Agravaine and cause Merlin to drop the silverware that he is polishing.
Merlin is usually a British fantasy-adventure television system by Julian Jones, Jake Michie, Julian Murphy and Johnny Capps. It began broadcasting on BBC One on 20 September 2008. The show is good Arthurian legends of the actual wizard Merlin and their relationship with Prince Arthur nevertheless differs from traditional versions of the legend in lots of ways. It is produced by simply independent production company Shine Limited. After a successful 1st series, U. S. broadcaster NBC began airing the particular programme on 21 June 2009, but after a fall in viewers, it was moved towards cable network Syfy, where it began broadcasting the next series on 2 04 2010. The second series started out airing on 19 September 2009 on BBC Just one. On 5 September 2010, BFI Southbank in London previewed the very first two episodes of another series for its September Film Funday programme.
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