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|appearances = All episodes to date, alive in ''[[The Curse of Cornelius Sigan]]''}}In architecture, a '''[[Gargoyle]]''' is a carved stone grotesque with a spout designed to convey water from a roof and away from the side of a building. Several gargoyles can be seen on the Castle of [[Camelot]]. |
|appearances = All episodes to date, alive in ''[[The Curse of Cornelius Sigan]]''}}In architecture, a '''[[Gargoyle]]''' is a carved stone grotesque with a spout designed to convey water from a roof and away from the side of a building. Several gargoyles can be seen on the Castle of [[Camelot]]. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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When [[Cornelius Sigan]] was revived, he used [[magic]] to bring the gargoyles to [[Animation Spell|life]]. The living gargoyles started to attack [[Camelot]] and the people there. [[Arthur Pendragon]] and [[Geraint|Sir Geraint]] led the [[Knights of Camelot]] against them. [[Arthur ]] was nearly killed by a gargoyle but was saved by [[Merlin (character)|Merlin]], who used magic to destroy it. After [[Merlin]] defeated Sigan, it seemed all the other gargoyles were returned to their inanimate state (''[[The Curse of Cornelius Sigan]]''). |
When [[Cornelius Sigan]] was revived, he used [[magic]] to bring the gargoyles to [[Animation Spell|life]]. The living gargoyles started to attack [[Camelot]] and the people there. [[Arthur Pendragon]] and [[Geraint|Sir Geraint]] led the [[Knights of Camelot]] against them. [[Arthur ]] was nearly killed by a gargoyle but was saved by [[Merlin (character)|Merlin]], who used magic to destroy it. After [[Merlin]] defeated Sigan, it seemed all the other gargoyles were returned to their inanimate state (''[[The Curse of Cornelius Sigan]]''). |
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==See Also== |
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Revision as of 00:38, 5 April 2012
In architecture, a Gargoyle is a carved stone grotesque with a spout designed to convey water from a roof and away from the side of a building. Several gargoyles can be seen on the Castle of Camelot.
History
When Cornelius Sigan was revived, he used magic to bring the gargoyles to life. The living gargoyles started to attack Camelot and the people there. Arthur Pendragon and Sir Geraint led the Knights of Camelot against them. Arthur was nearly killed by a gargoyle but was saved by Merlin, who used magic to destroy it. After Merlin defeated Sigan, it seemed all the other gargoyles were returned to their inanimate state (The Curse of Cornelius Sigan).
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See Also
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| The Curse of Cornelius Sigan: Cedric † • Cornelius Sigan † • Living Gargoyles The Once and Future Queen: King Odin • Myror The Nightmare Begins: Serkets • Uther Pendragon † Lancelot and Guinevere: Kendrick • Hengist • Wilddeoren Beauty and the Beast: Troll † • Lady Catrina (indirect) † • Jonas • Uther Pendragon (indirect) † The Witchfinder: Aredian • Uther Pendragon † The Sins of the Father: Morgause † • King Odin • Uther Pendragon † The Lady of the Lake: Halig • Freya (indirect) † Sweet Dreams: King Alined • Trickler • Lady Vivian (indirect) • King Olaf The Witch's Quickening: Alvarr • Morgana † • Mordred † • Enmyria • Kilgharrah The Fires of Idirsholas: Morgause † • Morgana † • Knights of Medhir • Kilgharrah The Last Dragonlord: Kilgharrah • Asgerd |