Stepping a bit closer to the screen, Morgana recognizes the room now. "It's the hall, the one we were in earlier." Cue another realization. "All those people are dead."
And one more, "I asked where the servants were. He is one." The dynamic is obvious -- the people at the table, versus the man standing -- all signs of servitude. "And whatever it is they were doing to scare away the people killed his little girl."
There's a deep ache in Morgana's stomach in sympathy. It's something she's seen before, refused to shy away from -- the parents who lose a child due to a harsh winter, or sickness, which is all too common in Camelot but there is also a much more sinister reason to lose one's child. Morgana's just made the connection, "Over a year ago, the king executed a man -- my age, for sorcery. His mother came back and tried to kill Arthur in vengeance."
She looks back to the man on the screen and wonders how far he would go to find his child.
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Date: 2010-06-25 06:06 am (UTC)And one more, "I asked where the servants were. He is one." The dynamic is obvious -- the people at the table, versus the man standing -- all signs of servitude. "And whatever it is they were doing to scare away the people killed his little girl."
There's a deep ache in Morgana's stomach in sympathy. It's something she's seen before, refused to shy away from -- the parents who lose a child due to a harsh winter, or sickness, which is all too common in Camelot but there is also a much more sinister reason to lose one's child. Morgana's just made the connection, "Over a year ago, the king executed a man -- my age, for sorcery. His mother came back and tried to kill Arthur in vengeance."
She looks back to the man on the screen and wonders how far he would go to find his child.