The Last High Priestess of The Triple Goddess Hilda Sister (by Morgause) Queen of Camelot (briefly) Status: Deceased Biographical Information Race: Witch Gender: Female Family: Statistics Affiliation: Enemies: Behind the Scenes Portrayer: Katie McGrath Morgan le Fay, fairy enchantress of Arthurian legend and romance. Geoffrey of Monmouth's Vita Merlini ( c. 1150) named her as the ruler of Avalon, a marvelous island where King Arthur was to be healed of his wounds, and it described her as skilled in the arts of healing and of changing shape.
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Morgan le Fay ( / ˈmɔːrɡən lə ˈfeɪ /; Welsh: Morgên y Dylwythen Deg; Cornish: Morgen an Spyrys; all meaning 'Morgan the Fairy'), alternatively known as Morgan [ n] a, Morgain [ a / e ], Morg [ a] ne, Morgant [ e ], Morge [ i] n, and Morgue [ in] among other names and spellings, is a powerful and ambiguous enchantress from the legend of King Arth. Stories of a Dangerous Witch In medieval stories, Morgan le Fay is one of the most popular, intriguing, and magnetic women connected with the Camelot court. It is unknown if she was a historical person. For centuries she was considered as a real woman who lived in different parts of Britain. Morgan le Fay Biographical information Born 982 or later Died Middle Ages Also known as Morgana Title (s) Queen of Avalon Physical information Species Human Gender Morgana, also called Morgaine or Morgan, is a staple figure of the Arthurian legend. Her relationship to Arthur varies but usually she is introduced as Arthur's half-sister, the daughter of his.
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Character information Other names Morgana Occupation Merlin's former student, Horvath's boss Home Kingdom of Camelot (formerly) Likes The Rising, darkness, evil deeds, evil minions doing her bidding Dislikes Merlin's wisdom, being interrupted, not being able to perform the Rising, the Grimhold Powers and abilities Morgan le Fay: how Arthurian legend turned a powerful woman from healer to villain.. In the BBC's Merlin, Morgana begins as a friend to Arthur, Gwen, and Merlin, but, in the end, she betrays. The famous witch Morgana, like Merlyn, figures into the King Arthur legend. According to the legend, Morgan le Fay, or Morgana, was the witch in the castle that Wart and Kay encountered with Robin Wood (Robin Hood for the unenlightened), Maid Marian, Little John, and the merry men to rescue Friar Tuck, the Dog Boy, and an old man named Wat. Morgan le Fays career in medieval Arthurian romance moves from a connector of life with healing in the Vita Merlini into a connector of death with illicit sex and wrongful imprisonment in most subsequent. works, and produces a more male-friendly variant in the Lady (Ladies) of. the Lake - climaxing for both figures in Malory's Morte Darthur.
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Morgana le Fay is the half-sister of King Arthur who swears to destroy everything Merlin has built for disguising Uther Pendragon like her father so he could sleep with her mother (Lady Igraine). Merlin's magical link to the land impales him on the sword, and Morgana seizes the opportunity to trap him and steal his secret Charm of Making. Taking the form of Guinevere, she seduces the unknowing Arthur. She later gives birth to a son, Mordred, whose incestuous origin strikes the land with famine and sickness.
Morgana le Fay Alias Morgan Pale Lady Baba Yaga Argante Eldritch Queen of the Seventh Plane Queen of the Apocalypse Mistress of Shadows Mother of Monsters The Dark One Lady Creator Origin Tales of Arcadia Occupation Leader of the Gumm-Gumm army Member of the Arcane Order Merlin 's apprentice (all formerly) Powers / Skills Cunning intellect Morgan Le Fay. Morgana or Morgan le Fay is a character in Celtic mythology, Arthur's sister,. Merlin announced Arthur that the child would be born the first of May, in Beltane, and that would.
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Morgan le Fay is, in Malory's Le Morte d'Arthur, Arthur's half sister, the daughter of Arthur's mother Igraine and her first husband, the Duke of Cornwall. She is also presented as an adversary of Arthur's: she gives Excalibur to her lover Accolon so he can use it against King Arthur (a story retold in Madison J. Cawein's poem Accolon of Gaul) and, when that plot fails, she steals. Morgana, also called Morgaine or Morgan, is a staple figure of the Arthurian legend. Her relationship to Arthur varies but usually she is introduced as Arthur's half-sister, the daughter of his mother Igraine and her first husband Gorlois, the Duke of Cornwall.
