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- AHHHHHHHH
- Why do I have to listen to this man in my dream?
- I need to kill my son while he is by himself
- No don't do it!
- King Arthur was having a bad dream about him being dumped from the round table into a pool of serpents and beasts. His dream was about how he would eventually fall to them.
- I'm proud of you!
- King Arthur was having a conversation with Gawain and Gawain was with a couple of other women that he claimed had fought for them. Gawain was warning Arthur about fighting with the beasts or he will fall.
- Why the heck am I throwing a very expensive sword into a lake?
- King Arthur and some of his knights had a meeting with his son, Sir Mordred, and some of his knights. Their knights were told that any sign of betrayal, they should show no mercy and so one knight accidentally moved and they broke out into a battle. The only people that were left were King Arthur, Sir Lucan, Sir Bedivere, and Sir Mordred. He saw that his son was alone so he tried to kill him and he did but he got seriously hurt.
- I'm confused how you dug threw the rocks?
- I'm magical
- Sir Lucan's guts were spilling out as King Arthur was telling him how grateful he was for him. Sir Lucan finally dies.
- King Arthur had asked Sir Bedivere to throw his sword back to the lake lady because he knew he was going to die and wanted to return it. He had to do it three times though because he didn't want to throw away a very nice sword and so he kept hiding it but every time, King Arthur knew he was lying. He finally throws it into the lake and an arm sticks out and grabs the sword and goes back into the water.
- Sir Bedivere goes to the nearest town after some queens took King Arthur to try and help him. He comes across the hermit and the hermit told him that some ladies paid him a bunch to bury a man that was dead and so he did. Sir Bedivere believed that it had to be King Arthur so he told the hermit that he would stay with him and fast and pray over him as like his new job.
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