#morgana pendragon

[wavesechoes]

hello merlin fandom, today im here to humbly offer you this, tomorrow who knows

[akynoctua]

Decided to do some Merlin keychains,,,, wife comes first ofc

[denissepalacios21]

New Katie interview about her experience joining the star-studded cast of The Ex Wife 💚

📸 via ig and twitter/X- @clapperboard_st

[born-in-neverland03]

Every now and then falling for a dark haired powerful witch with parent issues who is just misunderstood and deeply hurt by the world because she actually loves very deep but no one knows.

[kmbra]

Katie McGrath behind the scenes of "The Ex-Wife S2" icons.

[5-13-13-13-5]

saw a template today and i went OH it's that fruity medieval magic show again

[hakka84]

There's people who see these images and think "AU Where Morgana Never Went Evil And She Spends Her New Life As Auntie Morgana". And then there's liars.

(I know, the baby couldn't be Arthur/Gwen's. But he definitely would be perfect for an Arthur/Mithian)

Katie McGrath as Elsa in King Arthur: Legend of the Sword (2017)

[lonelydiary]

I will be here for a foreseeable future, if anyone'll ask. ❤️🥰😍

[kairennart]

the ladies have a baby!!

for @merlinrarepairfest

[katie-mcgrath-daily]

[emrysmoss]

[akynoctua]

Literally just made a Tumblr to scream about her. I have no clue how anything works here 🫡

[denissepalacios21]

NEW BTS OF KATIE ON THE SET OF THE EX-WIFE!! 💚

📸 via ig post- @clapperboard_st

[sincerity--extreme]

My very gay brain just thought of this

After seeing this...

"And???"

[twistedshipper]

Her association with the sea as ruler of an island, as well as her status as queen, may be indebted once again to name similarities. It is likely that the ‘mor’ means ‘sea.’ This is probably not the case for Morrigan, however, since mor resembles Old English maere, a precursor to our modern ‘nightmare,’ and rigan is ‘queen’ in Old Irish. This disparity in meaning is one reason many scholars have discounted the tie between Morgan and the Morrigan. As variations in the name developed across languages and countries, arguably conflations occurred, so that over time Morgan came to have both ‘nightmarish’ qualities and features associated with water and sea goddesses and fairies added to her role of queen.

'Morgen with an E or What's in a Name?' from Morgan le Fay, Shapeshifter by Jill M. Hebert