I've seen how other writers have approached the relationships in the Arthurian cycle in this century, and it does seem to me that while some of the c… - C. J. Cherryh

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I've seen how other writers have approached the relationships in the Arthurian cycle in this century, and it does seem to me that while some of the characters get treated fairly, others do not. And the point is, it's one of those kinds of legends in which no one is totally wrong, not even Mordred. It presents a collision of necessities, and Mordred has his own political reality.