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Morgause. Morgause ( / mɔːrˈɡeɪz /) is a popular variant of the figure of the Queen of Orkney, an Arthurian legend character also known by various other names and appearing in different forms of her archetype. She is notably the mother of Gawain and often also of Mordred, both key players in the story of her brother King Arthur and his ...
Morgause was the eldest daughter of Vivienne - who was also the mother of Morgana, thus making Morgause and Morgana maternal half-sisters. She was a skilled warrior, a powerful sorceress and one of the last remaining High Priestesses of the Triple Goddess. Morgause was eventually badly wounded by Merlin and Gaius, and a year later, physically weakened, she chose to be sacrificed by Morgana at ...
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played by Emilia Fox. The powerful sorceress Morgause was one of the last remaining High Priestesses of the Old Religion. With the help of her half-sister, Morgana, she sacrificed her life to the ...
Morgause was the half-sister of Arthur who married Lot. She was the mother of Sir Gawain, Gaheris, Agravain, Gareth, and Mordred. According to the Enfaces Gawain, Lot was her page with whom she had an intrigue, as a result of which Gawain was born. In Malory she is Lot’s queen who, as the result of an amatory encounter with Arthur (who did ...
played by Emilia Fox. The powerful sorceress Morgause is a true femme fatale: beautiful and wicked to the bone. After her last plan to destroy Uther's reign failed she is back with a vengeance ...
PS3552.R228 M5 1982. Followed by. The Forest House. The Mists of Avalon is a 1983 historical fantasy novel by American writer Marion Zimmer Bradley, in which the author relates the Arthurian legends from the perspective of the female characters. The book follows the trajectory of Morgaine ( Morgan le Fay ), a priestess fighting to save her ...
In this novel, the first depiction of Camelot from an almost completely feminine perspective, Morgause is a caring mother figure, a strong intellectual wife to King Lot, and, later, a sexually liberated widow. While her ruthlessness in achieving her own political ends is highlighted, it is certainly eclipsed by the callousness of Morgaine and ...
