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| − | |appearances = [[A Remedy to Cure All Ills]]''<br/>''[[Excalibur]]''<br/>''[[The Fires of Idirsholas]]''<br>''[[The Tears of Uther Pendragon]]''<br>''[[Goblin's Gold]]''<br>''[[The Crystal Cave]]''<br/>''[[Love in the Time of Dragons]]''<br>''[[Queen of Hearts]]''<br>''[[The Darkest Hour]]''<br>''[[The Wicked Day]]}}'''Uther's Chambers''' didn't appear a lot in the first two series, since they hasn't got a dramatic interest except in ''[[A Remedy to Cure All Ills]]'', when [[Edwin Muirden|Edwin use]] the Elantia Beetle to paralyze Uther. From the beginning of the |
+ | |appearances = [[A Remedy to Cure All Ills]]''<br/>''[[Excalibur]]''<br/>''[[The Fires of Idirsholas]]''<br>''[[The Tears of Uther Pendragon]]''<br>''[[Goblin's Gold]]''<br>''[[The Crystal Cave]]''<br/>''[[Love in the Time of Dragons]]''<br>''[[Queen of Hearts]]''<br>''[[The Darkest Hour]]''<br>''[[The Wicked Day]]}}'''Uther's Chambers''' didn't appear a lot in the first two series, since they hasn't got a dramatic interest except in ''[[A Remedy to Cure All Ills]]'', when [[Edwin Muirden|Edwin use]] the Elantia Beetle to paralyze Uther. From the beginning of the third season we got use to be invited in them many times, as in ''T[[The Tears of Uther Pendragon|he Tears of Uther Pendragon]]'', Uther was enchanted by the Mandrake Root and had got completly mad, condemned to stay in his bedroom during almost the whole two episodes. |
| − | ''[[Queen of Hearts|Queen of Hearts ]]''is the only episode (except a quick glimpse in ''[[Excalibur]]'', and a scene between [[Uther ]]and [[Merlin]]) |
+ | ''[[Queen of Hearts|Queen of Hearts ]]''is the only episode (except a quick glimpse in ''[[Excalibur]]'', and a scene between [[Uther ]]and [[Merlin]]) we are invited in the dining room, as [[Morgana ]]payed a visit to his father to suggest him strongly that [[Arthur ]]had been enchanted by [[Gwen]]. |
In the fourth season, [[Uther ]]became a man who had been completly broken by the treason of his daughter, and then, barely had left his bedroom. Most of time, we saw him in his armchair, near the window. The series ended for him in a final spurt of effort, in [[The Wicked Day]]. In this last episode, he died saving his son and, in his duel against The Gleeman, we'd got the ultimate chance, and the only one in the whole series, to run through the chambers, between the bedroom and the dining room. |
In the fourth season, [[Uther ]]became a man who had been completly broken by the treason of his daughter, and then, barely had left his bedroom. Most of time, we saw him in his armchair, near the window. The series ended for him in a final spurt of effort, in [[The Wicked Day]]. In this last episode, he died saving his son and, in his duel against The Gleeman, we'd got the ultimate chance, and the only one in the whole series, to run through the chambers, between the bedroom and the dining room. |
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Revision as of 09:37, 9 March 2012
Uther's Chambers didn't appear a lot in the first two series, since they hasn't got a dramatic interest except in A Remedy to Cure All Ills, when Edwin use the Elantia Beetle to paralyze Uther. From the beginning of the third season we got use to be invited in them many times, as in The Tears of Uther Pendragon, Uther was enchanted by the Mandrake Root and had got completly mad, condemned to stay in his bedroom during almost the whole two episodes.
Queen of Hearts is the only episode (except a quick glimpse in Excalibur, and a scene between Uther and Merlin) we are invited in the dining room, as Morgana payed a visit to his father to suggest him strongly that Arthur had been enchanted by Gwen.
In the fourth season, Uther became a man who had been completly broken by the treason of his daughter, and then, barely had left his bedroom. Most of time, we saw him in his armchair, near the window. The series ended for him in a final spurt of effort, in The Wicked Day. In this last episode, he died saving his son and, in his duel against The Gleeman, we'd got the ultimate chance, and the only one in the whole series, to run through the chambers, between the bedroom and the dining room.
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