The Vicious Vessel

(✿ ´ ▽ ` )ﾉ Hey! 💕 • Lvl 30/ Méx / ♌︎ • Arthuriana/Medieval/RDR2/TLoZ/TLoR/Hetalia/Knightcore

[faestasticawen]

So... I have a very specific type: blonde/light brown, blue-eyed Himbo, with a list of crimes against humanity they didn't want to commit but did anyway because "it was the right thing to do", noble but potentially deadly, good warriors, terrible lovers, honorable, charismatic, natural-born leaders, betrayed, with a tragic death and turned into legend, possibly Welsh and named Arthur.

I have no proof, but I also have no doubts; I'm sure Rockstar Games based the character of Arthur Morgan on King Arthur. I also have no doubt that he has Welsh ancestry. For me, A. Morgan is a version of A. Pendragon with cowboy boots and hat.

And nothing, I love them both with the intensity of a thousand suns and I have cried a river for both of them.

And as always, the beautiful art is from @may9584. Diolch, Diolch, Diolch, May. (⁠´⁠；⁠ω⁠；⁠｀⁠) I really loved them

[grail-lifesupport]

I like Culhwch ac Olwen I think more people should read it hehe

[dullyn]

Hating Guinevere bc of the affair is a lame take ✋

Like you’re reading the murder, rape, and incest texts and cheating is where you find a major flaw?

[grail-lifesupport]

I like Culhwch ac Olwen I think more people should read it hehe

[meowdred]

Artwork is for client use ONLY. Please do not re-upload, use in AI learning, or use as reference.

Portrait commission for @tboymordred featuring his iteration of Sir Percival (aka the GOAT) thank you so much!!!! look forward to more of ram's arthurian projects featuring him hehe

[tboymordred]

💖💖💖BEAUTIFUL AS ALWAYS THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!!

[batwynn]

When a great need rises, we often ask the dead to rise with it.

[vforvielka]

faramir ✨

[benzdizel]

ok then..

[keenanmcateerart]

quick arthur sketch (procreate)

[zordanna]

Buell helping Arthur with journal sketches ☺️💕

[msdvr]

Lady of the Lake 🌊

[mayleeillustration]

Un rêve oublié.

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A little break from the faery world because I forgot I had this on my folder.💕

[wandrenowlereacts]

On November 18th, 1916, in the weekly Spanish magazine “La Novela Corta: Revista Semanal Literaria”, in its 46th volume, Emilia, Countess of Pardo Bazán, wrote a short novel. Said novel was titled “La Última Fada: Novela Inédita” (Condesa De Pardo Bazán, 1916).

The short novel the countess wrote is a retelling of the 15th century French Arthurian text “Ysaïe le Triste”. In the text, Vivian and other fairies discuss what they’re going to do with the son of Tristan and Isolde the Fair, who has been abandoned to die in the woods by Isolde of the White Hands. Vivian reaches a consensus with her peers that they’ll adopt the baby as their godson and take care of him from afar. When Ysaïe (Isayo in the Spanish text) grows to manhood, they determine that he shall be called the Knight of the Faeries. The rest of the novel recounts the childhood and the adventures of Ysaïe with Tronc (who is none other than Vivian in disguise) (Pardo Bazán, 1916).

The text can be found here in its original published form → [LINK]

And it can also be found here in its transcribed form in the Cervantes Virtual Library → [LINK]

References

Condesa De Pardo Bazán, E. (1916). La Última Fada: Novela Inédita. La Novela Corta: Revista Semanal Literaria, 1(46), 3–34. https://babel.hathitrust.org/cgi/pt?id=cub.u183019778220&seq=755

Pardo Bazán, E. (1916). La última fada: novela inédita. Biblioteca Virtual Miguel De Cervantes. https://www.cervantesvirtual.com/obra/la-ultima-fada-novela-inedita--0/

[faestasticawen]

I think there's a picture (painting) of Mordred like this somewhere in Camelot. This guy reminds me a lot of Mordred, lol

[kayartbants]

my favourite medieval adulterers

[lukajuws]

[faestasticawen]

Meh