It’s not overly action oriented, but definitely shows the heart of the series. The two part story comes to an emotional climax as the funeral fire dies down. The Cailleach knows Merlin’s place, though a sacrifice must be offered and a knight will fall. Of course, we know that Arthur isn’t likely to die anytime soon and Merlin steps forward to take his place. Whilst the other knights stay back to fend off the attack, Merlin and Arthur race forward to close the veil and confronting the Cailleach. With the knights charging forth, Merlin is becoming more blatant with his magic, though the others don’t notice as they’re too busy being attacked by wyverns. Not too much of the bromance this time, as there’s evil to fight and a split between worlds to heal. With Merlin and Arthur back together, there’s more bonding as the two exchange thoughts on sacrifice and just how useful Merlin is as a servant. The knights are momentarily worried, however, all they are all more than happy to see Merlin alive and well. Thankfully, she leaves without incident, only to fall foul of Morgana’s magic.Įnough of this tomfoolery, however, because Lancelot has returned. Agravaine is at his slimiest when he’s speaking to Gwen. It’s a bit worrying that it’s so easy to get into the castle, but that’s not what really makes us uneasy. Morgana still travels through the castle as she pleases, using her magic to render guards unconscious. Dispensing with the Dorocha in swift fashion, he’s able to shed some light on the situation with the veil, and offers warnings and predictions of the future, whilst leaving Merlin to make his own choice. Before we can have too much saccharin, the pair fall asleep and nearly become prey for the Dorocha before bolting from the hut.Īs all appears lost, we get the reappearance of the dragon, resplendent in its CGI glory and voiced by the legendary tones of John Hurt.
We discover, once again, that Lancelot may love Gwen, but he’s willing to stand aside for Arthur. Together, Lancelot and the wizard set out to meet up with Arthur again, though have to stop for the night at a ramshackle dwelling where Merlin gets a chance to work his magic for the first time this episode.Īs if that’s not enough, Merlin and Lancelot get to spend more time together doing what knights and servants do best: bonding.
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Having made a swift recovery, Merlin is back on his feet, all healed and full of sarcasm. Before too long, he has no choice but to tell Morgana what’s happening and she’s not too happy at Gwen. Thankfully, for a serving girl, she’s a compelling speaker able to overcome the opposition and convince Agravaine that his decision is the wrong one. Gaius’ protestations are cast aside with nary a second thought, leaving Gwen to stand up for the poor and defenseless. Meanwhile, Agravaine is up to his tricks, shutting the gates to the city and preventing the unfortunate souls that live beyond the walls of Camelot from seeking solace. Avoiding being eaten, the knights bound forth. Thankfully, they’ve covered themselves in slime in a combined effort to baffle the noses of the Wilderin and look mildly comical.
Whilst Lancelot encounters the river dwelling Villea, good spirits that help Merlin heal, Arthur and crew encounter the giant, hairless rats called Wilderin that occupy the caves and pretty much want to eat our heroes.
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