Hello guys! Apologies that this post is late. I was busy with Easter! I hope everyone who celebrates Easter had a happy one.
Now onto the discussion for To Kill The King. I'll be honest, I haven't watched it yet. I haven't caught up yet, still have to watch from 1x04 on-wards. Sorry about that. For some reason, I'm finding it hard to motivate myself to re-watch it after Julian Murphy's comments in the final episode commentary. But I promise I will catch up this week!
Anyway, on to the questions for the discussion. Use the headings, but as always you don't have to use the questions under each heading. They are there just to inspire you. You can discuss anything you want about the episode.
What I liked about the episode:
What I didn't like about the episode:
Feel free to discuss anything you want under each heading. You can talk about any plot holes or things that could have been added to improve the episode.
Some questions to ask yourself to help you answer the headings...
+ What were you thoughts on Tom's willingness to help Tauren? Do you think he was selfish to help him knowing that he might get into trouble or was he too concerned with providing a good life for Gwen?
+ Your thoughts on the progression of the plot. Did you feel disappointed when the focus of the episode shifted to Morgana and her plans in getting revenge on Uther?
+ You thoughts on the relationships/characters in this episode (i.e: Gwen/Morgana, Gwen/Merlin, Morgana/Uther etc)...
+ Did you think Morgana's concern for Gwen and her situation was genuine? Or that it was genuine at the beginning until it became more about what happened to her father and Uther's role in it?
+ Did you think that Arthur could have done more to help Gwen's father seeing as it was clear he did not agree with his father's judgement?
+ What were your thoughts regarding the Arwen scene in this episode? Did you feel any hints to their future relationship?
And finally...
+ Obviously we know that Gwen will become Queen later on in the series, did you feel any moments when you felt that Gwen had infinite wisdom?
Enjoy your re-watch!
Now onto the discussion for To Kill The King. I'll be honest, I haven't watched it yet. I haven't caught up yet, still have to watch from 1x04 on-wards. Sorry about that. For some reason, I'm finding it hard to motivate myself to re-watch it after Julian Murphy's comments in the final episode commentary. But I promise I will catch up this week!
Anyway, on to the questions for the discussion. Use the headings, but as always you don't have to use the questions under each heading. They are there just to inspire you. You can discuss anything you want about the episode.
What I liked about the episode:
What I didn't like about the episode:
Feel free to discuss anything you want under each heading. You can talk about any plot holes or things that could have been added to improve the episode.
Some questions to ask yourself to help you answer the headings...
+ What were you thoughts on Tom's willingness to help Tauren? Do you think he was selfish to help him knowing that he might get into trouble or was he too concerned with providing a good life for Gwen?
+ Your thoughts on the progression of the plot. Did you feel disappointed when the focus of the episode shifted to Morgana and her plans in getting revenge on Uther?
+ You thoughts on the relationships/characters in this episode (i.e: Gwen/Morgana, Gwen/Merlin, Morgana/Uther etc)...
+ Did you think Morgana's concern for Gwen and her situation was genuine? Or that it was genuine at the beginning until it became more about what happened to her father and Uther's role in it?
+ Did you think that Arthur could have done more to help Gwen's father seeing as it was clear he did not agree with his father's judgement?
+ What were your thoughts regarding the Arwen scene in this episode? Did you feel any hints to their future relationship?
And finally...
+ Obviously we know that Gwen will become Queen later on in the series, did you feel any moments when you felt that Gwen had infinite wisdom?
Enjoy your re-watch!
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