I think I was expecting a bit more epicness from everything. The way Arthur goes back and forth with his relationship with Merlin, Morgana or even his father was very annoying for me. He acts like a selfish brat at times then he becomes this noble, amazing king-to-be at other times. Consistency was missing... on everything.
Morgana... Oh Morgana ;__; I weep for her ruined evil schemes.
I'm not very familiar with the myth itself so I might be wrong, but still, idk. It might be because Angel Coulby doesn't exactly fit the humble servant/queen type. She could have been a lot tougher considering her father was a blacksmith. (Prototyping much, I know...)
Maybe it's not Gwen's lack of toughness that irks me about the situation at all but the way then handled the whole Arthur/Gwen thing. Sudden, sloppy, without chemistry etc. etc. She even had more chemistry with Gwaine in those short scenes than she had with Arthur whole season. (Their kisses are extremely beautiful though, I gotta give 'em that.)
I'm too biased to justify my thoughts on Gwen, LOL! I wish they've spent the time they almost wasted on Gwen for Morgana and tuned down that evil smirk thing. My biggest regret. Maybe Katie McGrath isn't a good enough actress for the role. She looks gorgeous, but the way she acted Morgana was pretty stiff.
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I think I was expecting a bit more epicness from everything. The way Arthur goes back and forth with his relationship with Merlin, Morgana or even his father was very annoying for me. He acts like a selfish brat at times then he becomes this noble, amazing king-to-be at other times. Consistency was missing... on everything.
Morgana... Oh Morgana ;__; I weep for her ruined evil schemes.
I'm not very familiar with the myth itself so I might be wrong, but still, idk. It might be because Angel Coulby doesn't exactly fit the humble servant/queen type. She could have been a lot tougher considering her father was a blacksmith. (Prototyping much, I know...)
Maybe it's not Gwen's lack of toughness that irks me about the situation at all but the way then handled the whole Arthur/Gwen thing. Sudden, sloppy, without chemistry etc. etc. She even had more chemistry with Gwaine in those short scenes than she had with Arthur whole season. (Their kisses are extremely beautiful though, I gotta give 'em that.)
I'm too biased to justify my thoughts on Gwen, LOL! I wish they've spent the time they almost wasted on Gwen for Morgana and tuned down that evil smirk thing. My biggest regret. Maybe Katie McGrath isn't a good enough actress for the role. She looks gorgeous, but the way she acted Morgana was pretty stiff.