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Sir Balan le Savage, brother of Sir Balin from Northumberland, is a minor character mentioned in various Arthurian legends. His story is retold, along with his brother's, in The Ballad of Balin and Balan, Book II in Malory's Le Morté d' Arthur and by Alfred, Lord Tennyson in Idylls of the King. After Balin fought with Sir Lanceor of Ireland and killed him (in turn causing Lanceor's lover Colombe to take her own life, which makes him destined to make the Dolorous Stroke), he went on to find his brother Balan, who was also in disfavour of King Arthur. Merlin foretold of a curse that was laid on the brothers by a damsel after Balin drew a magical sword from the damsel's gilt and failed to return it, thereby laying a fatal curse "on him and the man he loves most". Balan, joined by his brother, decide to attack King Rience in order to regain their lost honour for King Arthur. The Brothers succeeded in ambushing Rience en route to sleep with the Lady de Vance and brought the king before Arthur. Rience's capture resulted in the forming of an alliance of twelve rebel kings, including King Rience's brother, King Nero. The kings, most notably Nero and Lot, were captured or killed by Arthur with the help of Balin and Balan. After the battle, Balan comes across a cursed knight, guarding an island castle, who challenges all knights who approach. Balan slays the cursed knight at the gate, whereby falling under the same curse that holds him to protect the castle from any passersby. Sir Balin eventually comes across the castle, and is told that he must joust with the guarding knight in order to continue his passage. Neither brother, however, recognises that his opponent is his brother: Balan being in disguising red armour with an unrecognisable shield; Balin having been persuaded just before the battle to swap his own shield. The brothers end up fighting to the death, with Balan dying a few hours prior to Balin's own end. The brothers were buried together on the island by Merlin, who also left the infamous sword on the island later to be found by Galahad. In T. H. White's The Sword in the Stone, Balin and Balan are the names of two hawks that the Wart meets in the mews; Balan is helpful and kindly, while Balin is more eager to see the Wart have a hard time.
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Yes, Le Morte d'Arthur does mean "The Death of Arthur", it's also the title of the last book in the series Merlin is based around. It looks really good though, and I don't think Arthur will die. It's just the BBC playing up the rumors and drama. It looks like someone's for the chop though, the likely contenders being either Gaius, as he isn't connected to the Arthurian legend, or Morgana, as after Gaius she has the least significant role in the legend. I could be Uther, but when he dies the entire series will probably end, and I doubt Merlin considers him a friend. And the BBC hates recasting roles, too, so if someone's leaving then they will either be killed or move far far away. Looking forward to it still..
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As far as I know, songs from Merlin are only available on the Merlin soundtrack available at http://www.amazon.co.uk/Merlin-Television-Soundtrack-Rob-Lane/dp/B001HU94ZE or contact me for the torrent.
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1. King Pellinore (and others). 2. A white hart is chased by two black hounds. 3. Caerleon? 3a. He will find the Holy Grail or he will die. 4. Tristan and Isolde 5. Galahad found the grail. Percival was with him as was Lancelot for a while. 6. The Chalice 7. This depends on the translator. Nineve is one version, Elaine is another. She did it because she was also a magician who was emperilled by Merlin' magic. She is also known as The Lady of the Lake. 8. He believed that the knights did not adhere strictly enough to the ideals of chivalry.
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There have been numerous editions of “Le Morte d’Arthur”. The one you have is Sommer’s attempt to duplicate Caxton’s original edition. I did not realize this complete edition of Sommer’s work was available on the web. You might prefer the version at http://quod.lib.umich.edu/cgi/t/text/text-idx?c=cme;idno=MaloryWks2 which only contains the text. There are numerous versions of “Le Morte d'Arthur” on the web, in modernized spelling. The version at http://www.sacred-texts.com/neu/mart/ is probably as good as any, and is mostly word for word the same. Note that the Winchester manuscript of Malory was first discovered in 1934, and is generally thought to be better. This version is not available on the web, but versions of Malory using this text as a base are available through book sellers. The television show “Merlin” has almost nothing whatsoever to do with Malory or any medieval Arthurian tales. It is mostly pure, modern, invention.
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