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Their struggles, and those of other women, determine the fate of Arthur’s Kingdom. Morgaine takes on the duty of Avalon, keeping the old ways alive. Gwenhwyfar forsakes the old ways and embraces Christianity. But behind them move the women who wield power as potent as their male counterparts. Arthurian legend always tells of Merlin, Arthur, and the Knights of the Round Table.
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