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"Are they for eating?"
Some of the things they grow are not—who knew? Not Arthur, certainly. He was not trained for farming; his hands and his mind were cultivated toward something else entirely, but he is no longer a prince or a warrior, and so he tries.
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20 Feb 2026
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Merlin has been suicidal for a while, but after Arthur tells him he doesn't need him he finally has run out of reasons to live so he tries to kill himself.
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20 Feb 2026
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Merlin hates it when there are visiting nobles in Camelot.
He hates the frantic scrubbing that starts days before their arrival—servants on hands and knees polishing stones no one will think to look at, tapestries beaten free of dust that will settle again by morning, silverware counted and recounted as though a missing spoon might spark a war.
He hates the way the castle stops feeling like home.
And he especially hates Arthur during these visits.
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20 Feb 2026
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Arthur is angry when he learns that he is born of magic and that his Father sacrificed his Mother so he could have an heir. In this version of events, Merlin doesn't tell Arthur that Morgause lied to him. Arthur must confront his Father and face Camelot's history of discriminatory anti-magic policies head on, including his own role in them. All while he feels himself slowly drawn closer and closer to his manservant Merlin.
Meanwhile, Merlin must continue to keep his magic secret and work in the shadows for the better future with Arthur he's been promised is his destiny.
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- Part 1 of The Absolution of the Son
Bookmarked by Merthur2728
20 Feb 2026
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Merlin is obsessed.
Arthur thinks they’re dating.
No one is handling this correctly.Bookmarked by Merthur2728
16 Feb 2026