I am often referred to as King Arthur’s best knight, for there is very little that I fear if at all, even my own death. Quite early on I learned that to be the best I couldn’t care about what happened to me. However, to say that I am fearless would be rather foolish of me for everyone has something they fear; even Round Table knights. I feel we have become well acquainted enough for me to share this information with you, because I hope and trust that you will not use it against me. Yes, I am the best of King Arthur’s knights, wise, strong, kind and loyal...well mostly loyal. You have to understand, after I fell in love with Queen Guinevere I could not help but fear for her, that something might happen to her because of our affair. My fear is that of failure, a failure that I will not be there one day to save her, or rather if I am there, I will not be enough...not even with my trusty Arondight by my side.
Sir Lancelot,
ReplyDeleteI want to assure you that we share the same fears. I worry that Sir Tristan will return to me dead, and I will not be there for him until it is too late. We just need to remain loyal and loving and hope that that will be enough.
-Isolde
Ahh Lancelot, Your lack of fear on the battlefield is something that I can relate too. We both have a goal, yours being benevolent, and mine malevolent, that we will accomplish, laying fear to the wayside. My one objection is that you have a loved one, which will assuredly inspire fear in you. One cannot have any means of fear because ear is weakness. That fear will be used against you, and who knows, maybe it will be I who inevitably exploits it.
ReplyDelete- Morgan Le Fay