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W is for witch.
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Ronel the Mythmaker 
Wow, you have really done lots of research. As for writing, I don’t use witches in any of my manuscripts, and I didn’t watch any of the shows you mentioned, but I did watch The Chronicles of Narnia and I love watching the reruns of the Narnia series.
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The Chronicles of Narnia is great 😉 and the witch therein is absolutely terrifying.
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always liked Merlin..though in King Arthur he was such a kid!!
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Age is relative – as long as he fulfils his duty as Arthur’s advisor and protector, he could be the Court Jester or Arthur’s man servant… It’s all about the Arthur-Merlin relationship and how that forms both of them, making Arthur the legendary king. That’s the fun with writing: telling a known story in a new way 😉
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You are putting out such a wealth of information, I can’t help but think of your blog as an excellent source for anyone writing fantasy. Resources for the win!
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Thank you 🙂
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Wow, there’s so much information there. Absolutely intriguing.
My A-Z story features 4 neglected W words
My friend Rosey has had a go too – Wobbly Wosey!
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Thank you 🙂
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