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Fast Facts:
- Divided into several characters over time
- Also known as Viviane, Nimue, Niniane and sometimes Morgan le Fay
- Gifted the sword Excalibur to King Arthur
- Both lover and rival of Merlin
- Has roots in both Greek and Celtic Myths
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Brief Background
The Lady of the Lake is a fictional character from Arthurian myth. She appears under various names and is credited with giving the sword Excalibur to King Arthur. She is also written to have raised Lancelot.Many have drawn parallels between The Lady of the Lake and the goddess Thetis from Greek mythology. Thetis was married to Peleus and their son was Achilles, the greatest warrior in Greece. Thetis strove to make Achilles invulnerable to harm. Similarly, the Lady of the Lake raised Lancelot, one of the greatest Arthurian warriors, and gave him a ring that would protect him from magic.
The Lady of the Lake is also credited with bewitching the wizard Merlin.
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The Lady of the Lake Questions
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Fast Facts:
- Divided into several characters over time
- Also known as Viviane, Nimue, Niniane and sometimes Morgan le Fay
- Gifted the sword Excalibur to King Arthur
- Both lover and rival of Merlin
- Has roots in both Greek and Celtic Myths
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Brief Background
</small> The Lady of the Lake is a fictional character from Arthurian myth. She appears under various names and is credited with giving the sword Excalibur to King Arthur. She is also written to have raised Lancelot.Many have drawn parallels between The Lady of the Lake and the goddess Thetis from Greek mythology. Thetis was married to Peleus and their son was Achilles, the greatest warrior in Greece. Thetis strove to make Achilles invulnerable to harm. Similarly, the Lady of the Lake raised Lancelot, one of the greatest Arthurian warriors, and gave him a ring that would protect him from magic.
The Lady of the Lake is also credited with bewitching the wizard Merlin.
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Notable The Lady of the Lake Films and Musicals
- Note: The majority of the links in this timeline are to IMDb, which has pop-ups.
- 1912: The Lady of the Lake
- 1981: Excalibur
- 1998: Merlin
- 2001: The Mists of Avalon
- 2004-Present: Monty Python's Spamalot
- 2006: Merlin's Apprentice
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The Lady of the Lake by Noeloe [+18]: Find out what happens when Lisa and Hugh go to Lake Arrowhead to film an epis... http://bit.ly/75hZZV
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Almost bought a 1st edition of Walter Scott's Lady of the Lake on Portobello Road this morning...now wondering why I didn't.
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Back from Lady of the Lake & Target [: Got the prettiest Bastet Necklacce . Dinner timme, Lates.
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Morning (: Lady of the Lake later.
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Oh and the episode with Merlin and Freya was absolutely ADORABLE.LADY OF THE LAKE FTW.
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