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First of all, I think it's pretty obvious this video CONTAINS SPOILERS!

I've been waiting for this show to air on Netflix since late May and I just knew I'd love it after watching the trailer. I was really excited to finally watch it when it came out last week... but boy, I was not ready. I had no idea how beautiful the cinematography would be, or how much I'd fall in love with the characters, how captivating this entire new world would be for me.

I mean, this show has EVERYTHING I love. Strong, beautiful women? Check. Swords? Check. Fantasy genre? Check. A villain turned antihero seeking redemption? Check. Complex relationships? Check. And most importantly, the most wonderful father/daughter relationship I've yet seen on TV!

If you know me well, you also know I love these kinds of relationships in media, let it be in a book, movie, or a TV show. I had a feeling there was something more to those two since episode one and when I finally realized... you should've seen the look on my face. At that point I just prayed for them to have a nice, somewhat healthy relationship. And I got so much more than that! The final scene where Nimue calls Merlin "father" right before falling? MY HEART!

Of course I had to vid them. They're definitely my faves (Lancelot, too) and I'd die for them both. And yes, the video is five minutes long. And I still left out a lot of my favourite moments between them but I didn't really want the video to be too long. It's most likely not the last one I made with these two, though.

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Song: at the end of the video
Coloring: /watch?v=Kb6VKE0s7Mg (edited)
Fandom: Cursed Netflix

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