
A whimsical retelling of the Arthurian legend, chronicling young Wart's education under Merlin and his rise to become King Arthur.
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A whimsical retelling of the Arthurian legend, chronicling young Wart's education under Merlin and his rise to become King Arthur.
T. H. White's modern classic about King Arthur. This particular edition may have been published in Russia, but it is in fact written in English. I just finished reading this edition on the Open Library. I wonder why it is described as being written in Russian?
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Fade-to-black depictions of adultery, seduction, and implied incest; no explicit on-page scenes. Instances of seduction under false pretenses and implied coercive elements in relationships.
Frequent battles with graphic injuries and deaths; disturbing acts including animal cruelty and murder.
Some cursing and profanity scattered throughout, not pervasive.
Occasional depictions of alcohol consumption in a medieval setting.
No LGBTQIA+ representation present.
Christian elements like knights' quests and the Holy Grail; some devotional themes in characters' faiths.
Central fantasy magic with Merlin's spellcasting and transformations; not framed as occult rituals.
No evidence found in available sources.
Explores themes of justice, power, war, pacifism, and leadership; critiques 'Might Makes Right' ideology.
Brief references to suicide in the narrative.
Depictions of child abuse, domestic cruelty, animal mistreatment, incest, and systemic feudal suffering. Instances of seduction under false pretenses and implied coercive elements in relationships.
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