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A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court!!
I knew there had to be more to the story of Sir Morgan! ? I thought there would be something, but I didn’t guess this! ?
So, does this mean we will ever see him again … probably not, LOL! ? (Not that we even saw him tonight. 🙄 )
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The fact that his name is Sir Morgan also proves that they had this idea from the start. The character in that novel is called Hank Morgan. Did anybody previously theorize about this? In hindsight, it seems like something that was staring right at our faces this entire time.
I cannot believe this didn’t occur to me. I’m a big fan of Hank, and while the name is maybe only mentioned once in the novel, I certainly knew it. The Sir Morgan we saw doesn’t bring the character to mind at all, but even so I was so happy to learn that Violet is Hello Central 🙂 What neat tie-up. And here I was speculating she was Morgan Le Fay and it didn’t matter that her dad went through the portal because she’d probably conjured him. Well-played, writers. (Wonder what happened to poor Sandy? 🙁 )
The fact that his name is Sir Morgan also proves that they had this idea from the start. The character in that novel is called Hank Morgan. Did anybody previously theorize about this? In hindsight, it seems like something that was staring right at our faces this entire time.
I don’t think anyone did. But this gets a lot of props from me. Nice tie in!
"He was a lot of things to me" "The only conclusion was love"Possibly my favorite twist of the whole season. Loved it. And the reveal was very S1/S2…
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