I, Morgain

Morgain was King Arthur’s half-sister. She is resentful of her half brother because he does not want to share power with her. Willful in her actions against Arthur, she becomes the lover of many knights, but none of them was as cherished as her first lover, Merlin. Because Morgain seduces her half-brother, and because she indulges in explicit lascivious acts with Guinevere’s brother, she becomes banished from the royal court. Harry Robin is a master in describing the complex character of Morgain, which comes alive, fully-blown, alongside the other famous characters populating the long-standing Arthurian legends.