A valiant king and yet, a dubious character. Having fathered his son under false pretences and succumbing to poor health, his reign over Britannia can not be denied in Arthurian Legend.
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that moment when Uther Pendragon is a Title not a person
Artorius II Uther Pendragon King of the Britons.
Freaking amazing story telling skills. I think this is the “legend” we were made to read in Junior High literature before doing the Arthurian legends in high school. Was so disappointed freshman literature and dark age “history” in college to hear professors claim Uther and Arthur as well as all of the people in the stories were amalgamations or pure fiction. All with no proof either was. So i choose to hold onto the dream and legend.