Merlin Fanclub (TWO YEARS OF THE FANCLUB)

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Ah, okay.
That clears that up.

So, basically... Uther is a bit of a douche.
Like, we didn't already know that.

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Ah, okay.
That clears that up.

So, basically... Uther is a bit of a douche.
Like, we didn't already know that.

Yeah, pretty much.

In one of the episodes, Arthur actually almost killed Uther because it was Uther's fault for his mother's death I believe.

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Yeah, I think I'm going to re-watch all of it because there's definitely some things I don't remember /or never watched.

My favourite bit I remember was when I think it was really quiet and someone, probably Gwaine, was just crunching on an apple.
Or when they were on a quest and Gwaine stuck his hand in a bee-hive because he wanted honey.
Also when Gwaine told everyone he had a dream about a cheese that tasted like apple pie -- and everyone else was like, what?

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Yeah, I think I'm going to re-watch all of it because there's definitely some things I don't remember /or never watched.

My favourite bit I remember was when I think it was really quiet and someone, probably Gwaine, was just crunching on an apple.
Or when they were on a quest and Gwaine stuck his hand in a bee-hive because he wanted honey.
Also when Gwaine told everyone he had a dream about a cheese that tasted like apple pie -- and everyone else was like, what?

Gwaine though. X'D

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This is my philosophy on addressing Magic wielding beings correctly.
How people normally use the terms are: Witches are female wizards. Wizards are male wizards, or male witches. Warlocks are also male witches, or just more powerful wizards.

How these terms should be used in accordance to a mixture of the different meanings and what just makes sense.
Witch: female Magic wielding being
Warlock: male Magic wielding being
Wizard: all Magic wielding beings, or gender blind term for those who wield magic.

I would like your thoughts on this philosophy, and why you agree or disagree

I just saw this post as I was skimming through some pages to update the members section, I want to say that I've been watching a show where they address both females and males as 'Warlocks'
I thought Warlocks were males too.

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Yeah, I think I'm going to re-watch all of it because there's definitely some things I don't remember /or never watched.

My favourite bit I remember was when I think it was really quiet and someone, probably Gwaine, was just crunching on an apple.
Or when they were on a quest and Gwaine stuck his hand in a bee-hive because he wanted honey.
Also when Gwaine told everyone he had a dream about a cheese that tasted like apple pie -- and everyone else was like, what?

Gwaine though. X'D

Yeah, pretty much every moment I love involves Gwaine somehow.
He's just there... Making everything happen.
Aha.

This is my philosophy on addressing Magic wielding beings correctly.
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How these terms should be used in accordance to a mixture of the different meanings and what just makes sense.
Witch: female Magic wielding being
Warlock: male Magic wielding being
Wizard: all Magic wielding beings, or gender blind term for those who wield magic.

I would like your thoughts on this philosophy, and why you agree or disagree :)

I always used to think Wizards were guys,
and then I watched Wizards of Waverly Place...

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https://society6.com/search/prints?q=Merlin&page=1 You guyssss. This is amazing! Society6 has so much stuff thoooo. check it out.

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Yeah, I think I'm going to re-watch all of it because there's definitely some things I don't remember /or never watched.

My favourite bit I remember was when I think it was really quiet and someone, probably Gwaine, was just crunching on an apple.
Or when they were on a quest and Gwaine stuck his hand in a bee-hive because he wanted honey.
Also when Gwaine told everyone he had a dream about a cheese that tasted like apple pie -- and everyone else was like, what?

Gwaine though. X'D

Yeah, pretty much every moment I love involves Gwaine somehow.
He's just there... Making everything happen.
Aha.

This is my philosophy on addressing Magic wielding beings correctly.
-snip-
How these terms should be used in accordance to a mixture of the different meanings and what just makes sense.
Witch: female Magic wielding being
Warlock: male Magic wielding being
Wizard: all Magic wielding beings, or gender blind term for those who wield magic.

I would like your thoughts on this philosophy, and why you agree or disagree

I always used to think Wizards were guys,
and then I watched Wizards of Waverly Place...

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Gwaine needs his own show! It should be called 'Gwaine' and... I feel like the episodes would be like... Oh, it could be in Gwaine's Point Of View of the Merlin EPS.

Gwaine - S1 Ep1 - Fite Me, Tavern People.
Gwaine - S1 Ep2 - Imma Knight
Gwaine - S1 Ep3 - Crunchy Apple is YUM
Gwaine - S1 Ep4 - Bees Love Me
Gwaines - S1 Ep5 - Cheese like Apple Pie.

Lol.

Also, I don't know what I thought of the Wizard thing at first because WOWP and Wizard101... Are two examples of wizards being a gender-neutral term. In Every Witch Way, I think people considered guys as Witches before Jax Novoa said he was a wizard and not a witch...

I consider it gender-neutral.

Oh, I found this great fanfic, it's not mine but here's a part from it, I'll link it below if anyone wants to read it! Just a warning, it's rated 'Fiction T' for some bad language. Just a heads up to those.

Morgana. I need your help. Arthur is onion with me and he turfed on the auto crowfoot on my photo.

Confused, Morgana typed hastily, Excuse me, Merlin? Are you alright?

Help me, Morpheme, it's awful. I can't torn it off.

She suddenly understood. Oh. The autocorrect feature? I'm sorry, Merlin. I can't help you with that. You might try asking around with some of the knights; one of them probably told Arthur about it. I'd doubt he's smart enough to figure it out on his own.

Here's the link! It's hilarious, give it a read! https://www.fanfiction.net/s/9029176/1/ ... t-Messages

Also...



'Old magic man and Pretty water lady'

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Bump!

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Our fanclub is going to be 2 years old soon!