A moment in the Merlin series that really touched me occurred during season four, episode one, The Darkest Hour, when Percival steps in and saves those three terrified little children from the Dorocha. I found that scene to be a defining moment for Percival, one where his selflessness and gentle heart became apparent.
As the show went on, I often wondered, "What happened to those children?" This story features one of the children, Rion (I gave him that name, and have decided to make him a little older for the purpose of this tale). Little Rion is about to take Percival on an unexpected journey, one full of heartbreak and hope, and eventually, love.
This story – focusing on Sir Percival and told from his perspective – begins roughly nine months
As the show went on, I often wondered, "What happened to those children?" This story features one of the children, Rion (I gave him that name, and have decided to make him a little older for the purpose of this tale). Little Rion is about to take Percival on an unexpected journey, one full of heartbreak and hope, and eventually, love.
This story – focusing on Sir Percival and told from his perspective – begins roughly nine months