Queen Guinevere of Camelot
- “Long Live the Queen!”
- — King Arthur after crowning his wife Queen
The Coronation of Queen Guinevere takes place sometime after Morgana's second takeover of Camelot and the wedding of King Arthur Pendragon to former servant girl Guinevere.
Background
During the final moments of the battle with Morgana and Helios' army, Merlin and Gwen return to Throne room to see their new friend Isolde dying in the arms of her lover Tristan. Upon witnessing Isolde's death, Arthur realises that he cannot lose Gwen again and forgives her for her crime of 'adultery' with Lancelot. Upon returning to his chambers, he finds Gwen cleaning up. After telling her that he didn't care what she might have done in the past and that he cannot bear to lose her again and proposes to her again which she happily accepts. Sometime later, the pair
The King and Queen kissing
are married and a coronation is held. The doors open to reveal (similar to Morgana's vision) Guinevere walking down the centre of the Throne room with a proud looking Arthur watching her. She then kneels before him. He then crowns her his queen before sharing their first kiss as a royal couple. A chorus of 'Long live the Queen' echoes through the room as Merlin, the knights, Gaius and everybody else watch on proudly. (The Sword in the Stone.)
