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takes Nimue's traditional role and then continues as the chief villain. In this depiction, after she saves him from being poisoned by Morgause, Merlin takes Niniane on as an apprentice, with her at first disguised as a boy named Ninian, and willingly teaches her his magic, which he had refused to Morgause. When her identity as a woman is discovered, they fall in love despite their age difference. Their love is peaceful and idyllic; even when Nimue marries Pelleas, this is not a betrayal of Merlin. As Merlin gives her the secrets of his power and how to control it, he seems to lose them himself, which he does not mind. In a depleted, weakened condition, he falls into a coma, and is believed to be dead. Nimue has him buried within his "crystal cave", from which he escapes after a few weeks, through a combination of chance luck and ingenious planning, and travels incognito to let Arthur know he is still alive and can help him against Morgause and Morgan. Nimue takes Merlin's place as the court enchanter, while Merlin retires to the crystal cave and lives a quiet and happy life as a hermit. Niniane takes his place and role to the degree she even proclaims "I am Merlin", thus creating a 'Nimue-Merlin' character.
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with his own magic sword (a cursed blade that had been stolen by him from a mysterious lady from Avalon just a moment earlier) in front of Arthur and then sends off his squire with her severed head, much to the distress and shame of the king under whose protection she should have been there. Arthur gives the Lady a rich burial, has her slayer banished despite Merlin telling him Balin would become Arthur's greatest knight, and gives his permission for Sir Launcenor of Ireland (an Irish prince similarly named but entirely unrelated to Malory's "Launcelot" Lancelot) to go after Balin to avenge this disgrace by killing him.
1296: 932: 53: 2170:'s daughter and yet another of Arthur's half-sisters who reluctantly becomes the Lady of the Lake after Viviane is slain and becomes Mordred's lover until he kills her; the main protagonist and narrator Morgaine (Morgan), portrayed similar as in the medieval romances but more sympathetically; and Nimue, a sympathetic and tragic young priestess who falls in love with the Merlin but is duty bound by Morgaine to seduce and lure him to his death – following which she drowns herself. Their ancestors (the previous priestesses of Avalon and, before that, of 2246:. She begins as Merlin's most adept priestess and lover, but as she grows ever more brutal and fanatical, by the time of the final novel she turns against him and imprisons him, torturing him to reveal the last of his magical secrets in her desperate obsession to bring back the Old Gods of Britain at any price. Eventually, she brings Merlin to total madness before ultimately sacrificing him to their lost gods, whose return she believes would rid the island of the Saxons and the Christians alike. As Nimue believes the key to her goal is to sacrifice 1114: 1746: 1377: 318: 1085: 1357:, a 15th-century compilation of Arthurian stories that is often considered definitive in much of the world today, the first Lady of the Lake remains unnamed besides this epithet. When the young King Arthur, accompanied by his mentor Merlin, comes to her lake, she holds the replacement Excalibur (the original sword-from-the-stone having been recently broken in battle) out of the water and offers it to Arthur if he promises to fulfill any request from her later, to which he agrees. Later, when the Lady comes to 1513: 1408:, on the other hand, Nimue is still the one to trap Merlin, but Malory gives her a sympathetic reason: Merlin falls in love with her and will not leave her alone; Malory gives no indication that Nimue loves him back. Eventually, since she cannot free herself of him otherwise, she decides to trap him under rock and makes sure he cannot escape. She is tired of his sexual advances, and afraid of his power as "a devil's son", so she does not have much of a choice but to ultimately get rid of him. 1470: 2452:, manipulating him into casting the Dark Curse and reviving her and the Dark Ones, and then leads a Dark One invasion in Storybrooke, which ultimately leads to her demise at the hands of Hook, who betrays her to redeem himself and destroy her and the Dark Ones forever using Excalibur. The separate character of the Lady of the Lake is referenced as Lancelot's mother, but she never appears; even the episode titled "The Lady of the Lake" does not feature her and its title instead refers to 1190:, shows a completely peaceful scene taking place under a blooming hawthorn tree where Merlin is lovingly put to sleep by Viviane, as it is required by his destined fate that she has learned of. He then wakes up inside an impossibly high and indestructible tower, invisible from the outside, where she will come to meet him there almost every day or night (a motif reminiscent of Ganieda's visits of Merlin's house in an earlier version of his life as described by Geoffrey in 2469:) bound Excalibur to the Pendragon bloodline after Merlin used it to destroy the Mage Tower and appears to catch the sword underwater after Arthur throws it into the lake in shame at his failures; she pulls Arthur underwater and motivates him to fight Vortigern before returning the sword to him. This good Lady of the Lake has her mirror image in the film's monstrous character "Syren" that replaces the two dragons in the film's revision of the legend of Vortigern's Tower. 8383: 1065:). Later on, she also works to actively encourage Lancelot and Guinevere's relationship and its consummation. That includes sending Guinevere a symbolically illustrated magic shield, the crack in which closes up after the queen finally spends her first night with Lancelot. She furthermore personally arrives to restore Lancelot to sanity during some of his recurring periods of madness, on one occasion using the above-mentioned shield to heal his mind. 8393: 6387: 2101:, an unrelated Lady of the Lake is referred to as Nyneve, depicted as a woman with a beautiful body but wearing a mask, who is sent to confront the heroes of Camelot. When Nyneve removes the mask, Merlin, upon seeing her face, is unable to resist her and departs, thus removing him from Morgan's path. Later, when he escapes her control, it is revealed that her only facial feature is a gigantic mouth with a long serpentine tongue, 6399: 1929: 5527: 6411: 1870: 2281:), an evil twin sister of the Queen of Avalon and a former student of Merlin who magically imprisons him, was created as an anagram of Lady of the Lake. Lady Kale seeks to steal Merlin's magic so she can rule Avalon forever, later working together with the also evil Morgana. However, a good character of the Lady of the Lake (called the Spirit of Avalon in an alternate version 912:, "it seems almost certain" that Morgan and the Lady of the Lake have originally began as one character in the legend. In a related hypothesis, the early Myrddyn tradition could have merged with the fairy lover motif popular in medieval stories, and such role would later split into Merlin's two fairy mistresses, one of them 'good' and the other 'bad'. 2064:, in which late 20th century notions are inserted into a mythic tale for comical effect. In a famous scene, a peasant named Dennis says, "Strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is no basis for a system of government. Supreme executive power derives from a mandate from the masses, not from some farcical aquatic ceremony." Arthurian scholar 1967:. Various characters of the Lady (or Ladies) of the Lake appear in many works, including poems, novels, films, television series, stage productions, comics, and games. Though her identity may change, her role as a significant figure in the lives of Arthur and Merlin usually remains consistent. Some examples of such works are listed below. 2419:. Just when massing a plague throughout London, Nimue was thwarted and dismembered by Arthur with his Excalibur before her pieces were separately concealed. After Gruagach recovered all her pieces, Nimue is resurrected for revenge and seeks Hellboy to create the apocalypse. Later in the climax, she betrays and kills Gruagach, and then 2242:, more historically grounded and realistic than usual treatments of Arthurian legend, Nimue is an Irish orphan adopted by the British druid Merlin. She is a prominent character in the books, being a childhood friend of, a major love interest for, and finally an adversary to the series' main protagonist, Arthur's warrior 2258:, commenting on Cornwell's vicious Nimue, with her tunnel-vision ruthlessness, vindicativeness, and frequent use of prolonged torture, opined the "pro-Celtic quasi-historian" author "links her to the Saxons as part of her hostility to decent people, including Merlin." Symbolically, both Nimue and the hypocritical 2505:
ends abruptly when Nimue is shot with arrows by a nun named Iris (an original character with no counterpart in the legend) and falls with the sword into a body of water, where she (or her spirit, as her exact fate is left unexplained) will guard the sword until "a true king rises to claim it." Albeit
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Here she was introduced in 2008 as a witch who driven mad after the powers she acquired from Merlin, gave her knowledge of the Ogdru Jahad, prompting the witches of Britain to dismember her and seal her away underground. Resurrected in the present day by Arthur's last descendant, Hellboy, she assumes
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who has pledged his life to the protection of Britain. Various tragic characters assume the title of the Lady of the Lake, including Viviane, the initial High Priestess of Avalon, Arthur's aunt, and Lancelot's mother who ends up killed by Balin (here as her other son Balan's foster-brother); Niniane,
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explicitly gives the role of Lady of the Lake to Morgan, explaining her association with the name "Nimiane" by just having her residing near a town called Nimiane (Ninniane). Morgan is also depicted as a fairy from a lake (with an underwater and invisible castle that can be accessed only with a guide
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to receive her end of the bargain, she asks for the head of Sir Balin the Savage, whom she blames for her brother's death. However, Arthur refuses this request. Instead it is Balin, claiming that "by enchantment and sorcery she has been the destroyer of many good knights", who swiftly decapitates her
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series radically recasts the story of Merlin and Niniane (Nimue), completely removing the aspect of malicious seduction and treachery dominant in the traditional version; it is the witch Morgause, the mother of Mordred (with Mordred notably undergoing a similarly revisionist treatment as Nimue), who
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After enchanting Merlin, Malory's Nimue replaces him as Arthur's magician aide and trusted adviser. When Arthur himself is in need in Malory's text, some incarnation of the Lady of the Lake, or her magic, or her agent, reaches out to help him. For instance, she saves Arthur from a magical attempt on
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Nimue, whom Malory describes as the "chief Lady of the Lake", plays a pivotal role in the Arthurian court throughout his story. The first time the character named Nimue appears is at the wedding of Arthur and Guinevere, as the young huntress rescued by Pellinore. She then proceeds to perform some of
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so they can be together forever. Afterwards, she kills Vortigan, which darkens her magic and turns her into the very first Dark One. Nimue breaks Excalibur but Merlin cannot bring himself to kill her and ends up being trapped in a tree. At some point, Nimue dies but she manages to live on in all of
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20th- and 21st-century authors of Arthurian fiction adapt the legend of the Lady of the Lake in various ways, sometimes using two or more bearers of this title while others choose to emphasize a single character. Typically influenced by Thomas Malory's telling of the story, fantasy writers tend to
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and thus a sister to both Morgan (Fata Morgana) and Arthur. Here she is a character mischievous to the extent that her own brother Arthur swears to burn her at the stake (as he also threatens to do with Morgan). This version of her briefly kidnaps Lancelot when he is an adult (along with Guinevere
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includes the character Nimue who has a song called "Follow Me" performed in Act I. In the play, Nimue, a beautiful water nymph, has come to draw Merlyn into her cave for an eternal sleep. He begs Nimue for answers, as he has forgotten if he has warned Arthur about Lancelot and Mordred, before his
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All this takes place during the time when Merlin is still at Arthur's side and prior to the introduction of the young Viviane in the same branch of the Post-Vulgate Cycle. Modern retellings, however, usually omit the episode of her apparent killing by Balin and at the same time often make her the
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said he was inspired by "this really evocative image of this young woman’s hand reaching out of this lake and offering the sword to Arthur, so that image is what captivated us. And it's a really mysterious, magical, sad image, and it begged all of these questions: Why is she giving the sword to
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Though Nynyve is sometimes friendly to Arthur and his knights, she is equally liable to act in her own interest. She can be also selfish, ruthless, desiring, and capricious. She has been identified as a deceptive and anti-patriarchal equally as often as she has been cast as a benevolent aid to
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from Avalon to Arthur in a now iconic scene. She is presented as a mysterious early benefactor of the young King Arthur, who is directed and led to her by Merlin. Appearing in her lake, she grants him Excalibur and its special scabbard after his original (also unnamed) sword breaks in the duel
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and assembles an army of legendary and folkloric beings to eradicate mankind, only to stopped by Hellboy at the cost of his own life. Although having been turned into an evil creature trying to destroy the word, Nimue still had a human part "that hated and feared what she had become."
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takes up the figure of the Lady of the Lake under a different name: the Faery princess Charis, daughter of Avallach, the king of Atlantis and later of Avalon. Married to the Breton prince Taliesin, she gives birth to Merlin. After Taliesin's death, Charis takes care of Merlin at Lake
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as a result of a kin feud between them (she blames Balin for the death of variably either her brother or her lover, while he blames her for the death of his mother, who had been burned at the stake) and a dispute over another enchanted sword from Avalon; her body later vanishes.
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wrote: "It may be that the two sides of Morgan's nature separated into two different characters and that the Lady of the Lake is an aspect of Morgan herself. If so, the two fays represent the two aspects (...) fertile and destructive, motherly and murderous, loving and cruel."
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of antiquity along with Celtic origins. Knights searching for adventures meet these women with strange powers in the dark and deep forests but also in the castles that stand on their roads. Beneficial or malicious, they often hide their nature under the guise of a
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abilities, but whilst her home was ravaged by the Christian fanatics called the Red Paladins she is sent on a mission by her dying mother to deliver "The Sword of Power" (Excalibur but never named) to Merlin. Taking great liberties from the source materials,
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s Lancelot (known until the finale as only "The Weeping Monk") is already adult when Nimue first meets him and is for most part just one of her enemies, Merlin is revealed to be her father, and she is instead Arthur's love interest. The story of
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section but was written later, linking her with the disappearance of Merlin from the romance tradition of Arthurian legend. She is given the name Viviane (or similar) and a human origin, although she is still being called a fairy. In the Vulgate
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as her lover; Thetis also uses magic to make her son invulnerable, similar to how Lancelot receives a ring that protects him from evil magic. The Greek myth may therefore have inspired or influenced the Arthurian legend, especially since
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to enrage Hellboy to pull Excalibur from Arthur's tomb and releases all demons throughout England]. However, Alice Monaghan channels Trevor's spirit to encourage Hellboy, who decapitated Nimue, and send her and all demons back into
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as a water nymph and Merlin's enchantress. True to the legend she traps Merlin in a cave, but White's Merlyn does not convey it as negative, and even refers to it as a holiday. They thus disappear together near the beginning of
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give their version of Merlin a sorcerous female enemy, usually either Nimue, Morgan (often perceived as more plausible in this role due to her established enmity with Arthur in much of the legend), or Morgan's sister
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Consequently, she entraps and entombs her unresisting mentor within a tree, in a hole underneath a large stone, or inside a cave, depending on the version of this story as it is told in the different texts. In the
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Arthurian scholar A. O. H. Jarman, following suggestions first made in the 19th century, proposed that the name Viviane used in French Arthurian romances, was ultimately derived from (and a corruption of) the
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part of the fairy abduction lore for the background of Lancelot as having been swapped with her son Mabuz, the figure of Lancelot's supernatural foster mother has no offspring of her own in neither Chrétien's
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Among these fairies, Viviane plays a prominent role. The Lady of the Lake, called NiniĂšne or Niniane in medieval texts, embodies the traditional water fairy. It is she who spirits away the newborn
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to keep him and raises him in her domain of the Lake, sheltered from the world. Once he is knighted, she will always keep an eye on her protégé, whom she will save several times from madness.
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The second Lady of the Lake is sometimes referred to by her title and sometimes referred to by name, today best known as Nimue (rendered Nynyve in Malory's original Winchester Manuscript of
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Arthur? What was their relationship? Why him? Why does she have the sword?" (Contrary to Wheeler's stated belief, it is not Nimue who gives the sword in Malory's unrevised telling.) In
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of protection against enchantments in a manner similar in that to his fairy protectoress in Chrétien's poem (the same of another of her magic rings also grants Lancelot's lover Queen
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changes, hinting to the reader that something new will happen in order to help the author achieve the wanted interpretation of the Arthurian legend: each time the Lady reappears in
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against King Pellinore. She is a mysterious character who is evidently neither Morgan nor the Damsel Huntress, but may possibly have a connection to the Lady of Avalon (
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too has Viviane leave Merlin for another lover, in this case the evil king Brandin of the Isles, whom she teaches some magic that he then applies to his terrible castle
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fragment, she resists his seduction with the help of a magic ring during the week they spend together; this particular text ends with him reuniting with Arthur.
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explains this by a spell she put "on her groin which, as long as it lasted, prevented anyone from deflowering her and having relations with her." The
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in which Arthurian characters live in the land inhabited by other fairy tale characters. She appears as a secondary antagonist in the first half of
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actually makes it clear that its Lady of the Lake and Viviane are in fact the one and same character. There, she also uses other names, including
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involving Thetis was well known across the former Roman Empire and among the medieval writers dealing with Celtic myths and lore. The Roman fort
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An original story of Percival defeating the evil Vivien (then sparing her life after she pleads mercy) in Howard Pyle's 1905 illustration for
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contains elements of a more primitive version of this tale than Chrétien's, the infant Lancelot was spirited away to a lake by a water fairy (
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in medieval Welsh sources), meaning "a wanderer of pallid countenance", which was originally applied as an epithet to the famous prototype of
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A number of locations are traditionally associated with the Lady of the Lake's abode. Such places within Great Britain include the lakes
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In the end, a female hand emerging from a lake reclaims Excalibur in a miraculous scene when the sword is thrown into the water by Sir
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as a prominent character, was also the first to mention his upbringing by a fairy in a lake. If it is accepted that the Franco-German
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features the Lady of the Lake Nina, who, inverting Nimue's role in Malory, brings Merlin out of his cave and back to Arthur's court.
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to be with a man named Felix, but then she was herself killed by her lover at that lake, which came to be called the Lake of Diana (
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in the adventure of the three knights separately sent by Merlin to rescue her from kidnapping; the quest is soon completed by King
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From Scythia to Camelot: A radical reassessment of the legends of King Arthur, the Knights of the Round Table, and the Holy Grail
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Lady of the Lake", as compared to the "upstart magician" Viviane in the French prose cycles. The 13th/14th-century English poem
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who is the scene's witness instead of Malory's Bedivere). Together, they bear the mortally wounded Arthur away to Avalon.
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the same actions as the Lady of the Lake of his sources but is different in some ways. For instance, in the Post-Vulgate
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Lacy, Norris J.; Ashe, Geoffrey; Ihle, Sandra Ness; Kalinke, Marianne E.; Thompson, Raymond H. (5 September 2013).
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finale, Freya, now a water spirit, returns Excalibur to Merlin so that he can give it to Prince Arthur Pendragon.
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who tracks down and kills her abductor. The Post-Vulgate rewrite also describes how Diana had killed her partner
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In some cases, it is uncertain whether Morgan and the Lady of the Lake are identical or separate characters.
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the TV series adapted the entire original book, it was supposed to continue in the canceled second season.
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and may have been the prototype of Morgan. The novel ends with the protagonist Porius saving the wizard
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hierarchy: the Lady of the Lake is the title of the ruling priestess of Avalon, and the Merlin is a
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Another, unnamed Lady of the Lake appears in the Post-Vulgate tradition to bestow the magic sword
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explains it as Merlin's work). There, she raises Lancelot from his infancy having stolen him from
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are one of the most important elements of Arthurian fantasy. They are supernatural beings, often
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may contain an excessive amount of intricate detail that may interest only a particular audience
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The Infernal Return: The Recurrence of the Primordial in Films of the Reaction Years, 1977-1983
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published until 1947. Nimue is also sometimes rendered by modern authors and artists as either
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describes how Viviane was born and lived in a magnificent castle at the foot of a mountain in
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The Vulgate Cycle is first to tell of either a different or the same Lady of the Lake in the
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his life made by his sister Morgan le Fay and from the death at the hands of Morgan's lover
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named Viviane del Acqs ("of the water"), whose three daughters (associated with the mothers
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as in the Post-Vulgate, and together with Tristan frees Arthur from the lustful sorceress
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after having her sorcerous damsel SaraĂŻde (later called Celise) rescue them from King
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as the Lady of the Lake in a fusion between Arthurian legend and French Catholicism.
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From Camelot to Spamalot: Musical Retellings of Arthurian Legend on Stage and Screen
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the following Dark Ones, appearing to them as a vision. She forms an alliance with
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Ford, Patrick K. (1976). "The death of Merlin in the chronicle of Elis Gruffudd".
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interpreted the supposed (as attributed by medieval authors) Biblical origins of
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adapted several stories of the Lady of the Lake for his 1859–1885 poetic cycle
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enchanted realm, the entry to which is disguised as an illusion of a lake (the
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gain his magic sword. Possible literary prototypes include two characters from
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The Chalice of Magdalene: The Search for the Cup That Held the Blood of Christ
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Roman de toute chevalerie: Reading Alexander Romance in Late Medieval England
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identified Viviane with one of Arthur's other sisters, the otherwise obscure
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Coldham-Fussell, Victoria; Edlich-Muth, Miriam; Ward, Renée (30 June 2022).
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Hodges, Kenneth. “Swords and Sorceresses: The Chivalry of Malory's Nyneve.”
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any relevant information, and removing excessive detail that may be against
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The Lost Tomb of King Arthur: The search for Camelot and the isle of Avalon
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King Arthur's Enchantresses: Morgan and Her Sisters in Arthurian Tradition.
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has become far more famous in its later adaptation, known as "Ave Maria".
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Transforming Tales: Rewriting Metamorphosis in Medieval French Literature
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Nimue, the Blood Queen, appears as one of the primary antagonists in the
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memories fade permanently and he is led away. She does not appear in the
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Arthur's court, or even the literary descendant of protective goddesses.
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In an analysis by Kenneth Hodges, Nimue appears through the story as the
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Today, the Lady of the Lake is best known as the character called either
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Kaufman, Amy S. (2007). "The Law of the Lake: Malory's Sovereign Lady".
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style benevolent figure who raises Lancelot and gives Arthur his sword.
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Arthurian Animation: A Study of Cartoon Camelots on Film and Television
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Archibald, Elizabeth; Leitch, Megan G; Saunders, Corinne, eds. (2018).
3448:"Rediscovered Medieval Manuscript Offers New Twist on Arthurian Legend" 3236: 3193: 2730: 2444: 2250:, Arthur's son with Guinevere using Excalibur (as she already did with 2085: 1670: 1666: 1642: 1614:). The later Lady of the Lake who raises Lancelot is also mentioned in 1050: 1027: 1011: 993: 715: 660: 184: 7260: 7240: 7009: 6426: 1997:
Nineue ferch Afallach, "Tennyson's Vivien", is a fairy enchantress in
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The Lady of the Lake is satirized off-screen in the 1975 comedy film
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Loomis, Roger S. (1945). "Morgain la Fee and the Celtic goddesses".
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twists the ancient Arthurian stories of Nimue, the Lady of the Lake"
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Nitze, William A. (1954). "An Arthurian Crux: Viviane or Niniane?".
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also features two characters based on the Lady of the Lake. Nimueh (
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Further theories connect her to the Welsh lake fairies known as the
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of the hero Lancelot, she inherits the role of an unnamed aquatic
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McInnis, David; Parisot, Eric; Wilkinson, Jessica (15 May 2020).
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and Mordred who ensnares Merlin, while the Lady of the Lake is a
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have been merged to create the character of Sebile of the Lake (
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that was considered a goddess by her subjects. The Post-Vulgate
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described this iconic dialogue line as ever "immortal" in 2005.
2008: 1723:"O master, do you love my tender rhyme?" Viviane and Merlin in 1603: 1262: 1230: 1226: 1074: 905: 791: 772: 764: 749: 723: 676: 640: 288: 276: 203: 165: 5261: 986:, her prototype in the earlier texts. However, while Ulrich's 8340: 8330: 8195: 8178: 8161: 8111: 8075: 8055: 8040: 7924: 7914: 7851: 7836: 7764: 7719: 7714: 7662: 7596: 7510: 7505: 7485: 7480: 7357: 7317: 7312: 7220: 7104: 6914: 6796: 6706: 6646: 6457: 6101: 6061: 5946: 5931: 5688: 5683: 5593: 2492: 2369: 2340: 2162: 1830: 1697: 943:
sending him a dream vision of Guinevere's infidelity to him.
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Archibald, Elizabeth; Johnson, David F. (20 November 2014).
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is titled "The Lady of the Lake", wherein a sorceress named
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The Sorcerer's Apprentice: An Anthology of Magical Tales
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Arseneau, Isabelle; Gingras, Francis (11 October 2011).
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Littleton, C. Scott; Malcor, Linda A. (18 August 2000).
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in order to test the bravery and virtue of the knights.
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Lambdin, Laura C.; Lambdin, Robert T. (5 August 2008).
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Malory, Sir Thomas; Malory, Thomas (7 September 1975).
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The gift of the sword Excalibur in an illustration for
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and itself has several variations: her name appears as
2879:"The Legend and Legacy of the Lady of Llyn y Fan Fach" 2646:. Boston, Ginn & Co. – via Internet Archive. 2075:, Vivienne is the Lady of the Lake. Nimue is the good 1673:'s area of Pomparles Bridge in Somerset, and the lake 1245:. She is initially known as the beautiful 12-year-old 872:) known as the Lady of the Sea and then raised in her 4027:"The Sibyl: Prophetess of Antiquity and Medieval Fay" 3261:
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part of the Post-Vulgate Cycle as a relevant source.
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Perceforest: The Prehistory of King Arthur's Britain
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Studies in the Fairy Mythology of Arthurian Romance
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The oldest localization of the Lake is in the 7400: 5227:"BBC One - Merlin, Series 1, Le Morte d'Arthur" 3997: 3898: 3718: 3167: 3147: 2959: 2178:universe novels, among them the direct prequel 1700:, in the middle of the (now extinct) forest of 1205:, Viviane was a daughter of the knight Dionas ( 591:, the forms introduced in the 19th century (in 521:The much later form Nimue, in which the letter 5492: 4771:Arthurian Writers: A Biographical Encyclopedia 4767: 4447:"Essays on Lord Tennyson's Idylls of the King" 4307: 2885:. Folklore of the Welsh Lakes. 17 August 2017. 2748:Gallica: Essays Presented to J. Heywood Thomas 2745: 2206:In his Christian-themed 1987–1999 book series 1225:informs the reader that, back "in the time of 1068: 1010:(Vulgate) prose cycle, the Lady resides in an 255:) is a name or a title used by several either 6442: 5553: 4892: 4717:The Book of Merlin: Magic, Legend and History 4417: 4330:The Story of the Champions of the Round Table 4160:A Traveller's Guide to the Kingdoms of Arthur 3616:The Journal of English and Germanic Philology 3315:King Arthur: Dark Age Warrior and Mythic Hero 1754:The Story of the Champions of the Round Table 259:or fairy-like but human enchantresses in the 16:Enchantress and sorceress in Arthurian legend 4982: 4659: 4024: 3532: 3257: 1833:-like deceitful villain and an associate of 1419:'s illustration for Janet MacDonald Clark's 718:is both associated with water and helps the 267:and mythology associated with the legend of 5354:"Everyone Who's Died on 'Once Upon a Time'" 4983:Lupack, Alan; Lupack, Barbara Tepa (2001). 4690:The New Arthurian Encyclopedia: New edition 3905:. Les Presses de l'UniversitĂ© de MontrĂ©al. 3536:King Arthur and His Knights: Selected Tales 2401:the mantle of the Irish triple war goddess 1936:It has been suggested that this section be 1400:, Malory's source for the earlier parts of 8392: 6449: 6435: 5560: 5546: 4824: 4444: 4156:Fairbairn, Neil; Cyprien, Michael (1983). 4092: 3709:12.2 (2002): 18. JSTOR. Web. 19 Nov. 2014. 2922: 2835: 2760:: CS1 maint: location missing publisher ( 2725: 2723: 2721: 2393:, influenced by the classic comics series 2294:, the characters of the Lady of the Lake ( 1129:The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights 904:, son of Morgan's early Welsh counterpart 287:, and helping to take the dying Arthur to 67:The Legends of King Arthur and His Knights 51: 5067:Cinema Arthuriana: Twenty Essays, rev. ed 4039: 3831:Bruce, Christopher W. (7 December 1998). 3815: 2989: 2987: 2985: 2983: 2482:in the adaptation. 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