Also, I like Gwen and Arthur okay, but how are they ever going to fit Lancelot back into the situation now that Their True Love Has Been Cemented?? COME ON.
I was thinking about this earlier today and I came to the conclusion that the writers deliberately kept Lancelot away for so long (2 years in their time line since there was a year gap between seasons 2 and 3) so that Arthur stood a chance in hell with Gwen. And I think the writers worked their butts off this season to establish G/A as solidly as they could so that when Lancelot returns, he can make eyes at Gwen and she can be conflicted, but it'll be clear that he's the 'other man' from this point forward. Which is what the triangle has to be based on for it to follow the mythos. JMO.
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Date: 2010-11-15 05:20 am (UTC)I was thinking about this earlier today and I came to the conclusion that the writers deliberately kept Lancelot away for so long (2 years in their time line since there was a year gap between seasons 2 and 3) so that Arthur stood a chance in hell with Gwen. And I think the writers worked their butts off this season to establish G/A as solidly as they could so that when Lancelot returns, he can make eyes at Gwen and she can be conflicted, but it'll be clear that he's the 'other man' from this point forward. Which is what the triangle has to be based on for it to follow the mythos. JMO.