and kind of a curios question

I think they might think about, as you read,

is Merlin is going to have Arthur spirited away

He is gonna have spirited Arthur away at his birth

and taken him somewhere to be right

So why did take him to Sir Ector?

You know

I, I don't have a particular answer

because I wanna hear your answers later,

but obviously there must be something about Sir Ector

that makes him valuable, makes him valuable in his early development

And I think part of it is Sir Ector is a really nice guy

For being a Sir, you know, he teaches, he treats the peasants nicely

He participates in the harvest

He helps out

To describe his castle and home we get some miscellaneous information

That Kay, for example, is two years older than Arthur

And that Kay is a proper son

So obviously Arthur does not belong

And so, when we pick up, when we , when we make miss for example,

we're not suppose to talk in the tv thing about timely stopped at,

that limits, limits the show and time

But since it's the comic book that's been out for a while,

I'll, I'll make this little momentary aside

If, if you've read the comic book Witchblade,

which they've now made it into a TV show

Same thing, she's an orphan so, you know, so again,

somebody who's spirited away

We know nothing about the early childhood

All the sudden they appear,

maybe subsequently we're gonna find out something

Everything, remember as we go along almost everything

is going to be for education

Early in this, do we find the difference between Kay and Arthur,

I mean this you know might, read comment, jump a little bit,

but that's ok

I need a bigger board, think that I'd go make one

I go get a board and screw it on to this thing