Many words in the English dictionary seem to have more than one meaning to it. It can be an average word, but if taken into a specific context can change its meaning entirely. In the stories “Le Morte d’ Arthur” and “Once and future king”, the authors show two different variations of the character of Merlin/Merlyn. The most believable version being that of Merlin in “Le Morte d’ Arthur”, providing the audience with more realistic situations & conflicts.
Merlin’s character introduction was more believable in the passage of “Le Morte d’ Arthur”. When the king is seen in a vulnerable condition by Sir Ulfius, Merlin is used as an aid. “Well, my lord, I shall seek Merlin, and he shall do you remedy, that your heart shall be pleased.” (P. 7 Sir Thomas
Merlin’s character introduction was more believable in the passage of “Le Morte d’ Arthur”. When the king is seen in a vulnerable condition by Sir Ulfius, Merlin is used as an aid. “Well, my lord, I shall seek Merlin, and he shall do you remedy, that your heart shall be pleased.” (P. 7 Sir Thomas