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Blackfyre

**Blackfyre** is a Valyrian steel sword that originally belonged to Aegon I Targaryen, which he carried during the Targaryen Conquest of the Seven Kingdoms. Afterwards it became the treasured ancestral blade of House Targaryen, carried by kings and princes.

A little over a hundred years before the War of the Five Kings, King Aegon IV the Unworthy gave Blackfyre to his bastard son Daemon, a great warrior, instead of his lawful son Daeron II Targaryen. Many thought that this was a sign that his father favored him to rule. Afterwards, he founded his own cadet branch of House Targaryen, House Blackfyre - taking its name from the sword - and himself became known as Daemon Blackfyre.

On his deathbed, Aegon IV foolishly legitimized all of his bastard children, among them Daemon Blackfyre. His lawful son succeeded him as King Daeron II Targaryen, but eventually, Daemon Blackfyre rose up in a civil war to try to replace him on the throne, known as the Blackfyre Rebellion. The sword was lost at the end of the war.
Lady Donatella

**Lady Donatella Barlow** was a close friends to her majesty Queen Elizabeth from when they were young girls, and remained a close friend until she was arrested for 'Threatening the Queen', and lock in The Tower of London.

## Personality

Lady Donatella is a very kind, if not slightly sassy young woman. She enjoys the finer things in life, and was the loyal friend to the Queen of England. She also loves being know as her husband's exotic wife. She also has a great respect for her fellow Italian Catherine de' Medici, saying she would kill to meet her.

## Early Life

Lady Donatella, was originally born and grew up in Florence Italy. However she was still a young teenager when she moved over to England to marry her husband. At one point, most likely during King Henry VIII rule, she became close friends with Princess Elizabeth.

## Season 3

Lady Donatella met with Queen Elizabeth in the gardens for high tea. The two women were having a lovely chat, until Elizabeth brought up a favour she needed from her longtime friend. She requested, that, since she was from Florence, Italy, that she would testify that *she* had been the one to harbour Catherine de' Medici while she was in England, who was in fact her cousin. She also needed to inform the High Court that Queen Elizabeth had had no knowledge of the former French Queen being at court. Elizabeth told her this was of national importance. To which she agreed.

After testifying to the High Court, Queen Elizabeth informed her, she also needed to tell them that she had introduced Catherine de' Medici to Queen Elizabeth, however under false pretenses, as she had not told her who she was. After doing this, she found out she was to be stripped of all her titles and money for lying to the crown.

Lady Donatella was mad at Queen Elizabeth, who had promised her she would be fine and would only receive a slap on the wrist from The Vatican. However now, she and her husband would be stripped of their titles and money, and sent away from court. Lady Donatella threatened to out Elizabeth to everyone, to tell them that the Queen had put her up to this. Elizabeth reassured her friend, that everything would be fine, and she would give her all the gold she and her husband needed to restart elsewhere. Lady Donatella thanked her Majesty, and returned to her room to begin packing.

However before she was able to reach her chambers, she was taken by the Queen's guards to The Tower of London. She was arrested for threatening the Queen of England, and would stay there for the remainder of her life. It is unknown, if her husband was arrested too.

Unbeknown to her, Queen Elizabeth made sure she did not lose her head, as such accusations would have left her executed by law.
Mary Stuart

**Mary Stuart** is the Queen of Scotland, as the only surviving child of her father, James V of Scotland. Her father died just days after her birth, leaving her to inherit the crown. She had been engaged to Prince Francis since they were children, and when they turned 16, both their parents had agreed they would marry. During this time, they both fell in love. A year later, when her husband became the King of France, Mary became Queen Consort of France. She had a miscarriage and later engaged in a short affair with Louis Condé until he tried to take the crown from her husband. When King Francis died she returned to Scotland and has since married Lord Darnley. She soon gave birth to her first and only child, Prince James.
Hearteater

**Hearteater** is the name Joffrey Baratheon gives the new sword he carries to the Battle of the Blackwater.

## History

### Season 2

Before leaving the Red Keep to oversee King's Landing's defenses against Stannis's attack, Joffrey orders Sansa to kiss Hearteater. He mentions that after the battle he will have her kiss it again and taste his uncle's blood. Sansa asked if that means he will be fighting the vanguard, as her brother does, even though to Joffrey he isn't a real king. Angered, Joffrey says that someday she can lick Robb's blood off Hearteater as well. Ultimately, Joffrey never wields the sword in battle, but on his mother's advice retreats back to the Red Keep when it looks like the city's outer walls will be breached.
Season 1 episode 13

***Le Morte d'Arthur*** is the thirteenth and final episode in the first series of *Merlin,* which was first broadcast on the 13th of December, 2008. It marked the final appearance of Nimueh, concluding the arc that had passed through the series. The title was taken from that of *Le Morte D'arthur*, a fifteenth century compilation of Arthurian tales, written by Thomas Malory.

## Synopsis

When on a hunt, Arthur encounters a huge monstrous creature he has never seen before. Gaius realises it is a Questing Beast, a creature conjured from the nightmares of a long-dead king. The bite of the Questing Beast  is always fatal. When Arthur faces the creature again, it is vanquished, but Arthur is bitten and his life hangs in the balance. Trying to find how to save Arthur's life, Merlin is told by the Great Dragon to seek the Isle of the Blessed, where members of the Old Religion have the power to save the future king. However, there is a price to pay. For a life to be saved, another life must be forfeited.
Upcoming Polls

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## Poll this month

The poll this month is a poll on DolliShine she is sister of Vannillafrost and Cookiebite she is one of the great legends of the Broken Land surroundings forest.
King Francis' Coronation

**King Francis' Coronation** took place in Viennese, France on 21 September 1559.

## Event

The coronation took place on *21 September 1559.* The event was to celebrate the crowning of the new King of France, after the passing of the late, King Henry. His son, Francis II was crowed King, and his wife, Mary, Queen of Scots was crown Queen of France. Francis was given full reign of his kingdom as he was of age.

Before the celebration took place, there were no less than three days of huge celebrations that took place throughout the Kingdom. The, almost week long celebrations were all arranged by the Queen Mother, Catherine. This included, dancer, juggilers, court jesters, animals, acrobatics, physic and multiple balls to conclude each night.
Merlin

**Merlin** (also called **Emrys**) is the hero and protagonist of the series. He is a warlock, the only son of Hunith and Balinor, the ward and apprentice of Gaius, and the best friend and manservant of the late King Arthur. He is also the last Dragonlord in existence and a creature of the Old Religion.

After leaving his childhood home for Camelot, Merlin became the manservant of Prince Arthur. From then on, Merlin began to protect and guide Arthur on his journey to the throne; according to the Great Dragon, it was his destiny to do so. Merlin was also destined to become the greatest and most powerful sorcerer to ever live, and to use his powers to help Arthur reunite the kingdom of Albion by uniting the Old Ways with the new.
Fallen

## Description

Fallen is a Persian she-cat with a beautiful white fur.

## Extra Story

I always say my children that sometimes there a arrival and a disappearence. I will narrate the tale out for you......
"As there was morning all my wounds were healed I did everything just like a cat and now I was ready, to spend my days as a cat. I slept for more 8 hours and then woke up , I was healed, Hawk cheered as he saw me healed. I blushed a bit. Suddenly we heard a loud sound of my Mother crying with pain. While I was running along with my Father and Hawk, I fell down. I fell on my tummy. I was feeling pain.... I didn't knew what happened after that but when I woke up I heard a squeaking sound. I went towards it and then found that my Mother gave two kittens we were all happy and then named them. Afterwards we celebrate this event by giving the kits mouse to eat. And wrapping them in a bunch of moss. Then mother kissed the kittens gently and rocked them to sleep. Then me,Hawk and Father slept too. But when I woke up the other day, I looked;I listened;I sniffed and found something missing and my ears shot up at once! Hawk was missing!"
Season 5 episode 11

***The Drawing of the Dark*** is the eleventh episode of the fifth series of Merlin. It marks Mordred's return to the dark side and the first and last appearance of Kara, Mordred's old love.

## Synopsis

Mordred finds himself torn between loyalty and love, but little does he realise that the path he chooses will shape Camelot's destiny.

As the drums of war beat ever louder, a desperate Merlin feels trapped by the cruel circle of fate - is he powerless to stop his dreams of Albion from crumbling to dust?
Ealhswith

**Ealhswith** was the wife of King Aelle of Northumbria and the mother of Judith, Ecgberht and Bjaela. Her fate is not shown, but she is killed offscreen along with the rest of her family.

## Biography

### Season 1

Ealhswith accompanies her husband, King Aelle and her son, Ecgberht in welcoming Aelle's brother, Aethelwulf to their hall. Aethelwulf is to lead Aelle's army against the Northmen, who have invaded their lands in search of plunder. The two brothers are pleased to see each other and Aethelwulf jests about paying poets to sing his praises. When Aethelwulf notices that Ealswith does not laugh at his joke, he asks her if she has no time for laughter, to which she replies that she only has time for fear.
Battle of Mercia

The battle in Mercia is an event featured in the Season 3 of Vikings. It depicts the fight between the joint forces of Wessex and King Ragnar's troops against the armies of Mercia, led by Burgred, Kwenthrith's brother, and her uncle Brihtwulf. This battle results in a decisive Viking/Wessex victory.
Survivor: The Australian Outback

***Survivor: The Australian Outback***, also called ***Survivor: Australia*** in later seasons, is the second season of the United States reality show *Survivor*.

## Twists/Changes

* **Tribe Composition:** The sixteen castaways were divided into two tribes of eight.
* **Merged Tribe Composition:** The merged tribe was composed of ten members.
* **Final Tribal Council Format:** Two finalists faced a jury of seven. The jurors individually addressed the finalists.
* **Longer Game:** The game lasted 42 days, three days longer than the previous season.
* **Tiebreaker:** In an event of a tie vote, a revote would take place. If a deadlock occurs, the votes cast against the players in question from previous Tribal Councils will be taken into account. The castaway that had more votes would be eliminated from the game.

## References

1. ↑ http://web.archive.org/web/20020221074716/http://www.wndu.com/entertainment/052001/entertainment\_7900.php
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 http://www.spottedratings.com/2011/12/spotvault-survivor-cbs-spring-2001.html
Assassination at the Tower of the Hand

The **assassination at the Tower of the Hand** is an event in the War of the Five Kings. It is set in motion by the liberation of Tyrion Lannister by his brother, Jaime Lannister, which ultimately leads to the assassination of their father, Tywin Lannister, Hand of the King and Protector of the Realm.
Elsewith

**Elsewith** is the niece of Queen Judith, married to King Alfred and Queen of Wessex. She was accompanied by Wilfred to Wessex to meet her future husband. Meanwhile, Bjorn succeeds in wooing her in secrecy in Wessex.

Marrying Alfred, Elsewith later tells Judith she is carrying a child. Judith believes that the child is the future of England. However, the child's parentage is questionable due to Elsewith's previous fling with Bjorn.
Percival

Sir **Percival** is a Knight of the Round Table and a loyal ally of King Arthur Pendragon since his days as a prince.

## Biography

### Early Life

Little is known about Percival's early life, only that his family was killed when Cenred's army raided his village. The army in question was likely the immortal army commanded by Morgause and Morgana; it was once stated that as a result of this attack, Percival hated everything to do with Morgana (*A Servant of Two Masters*).

At some point Percival became acquainted with Lancelot. When Lancelot received a message from Merlin requesting his aid in Arthur's bid to retake the kingdom from Morgana, Percival decided to accompany him to Camelot (*The Coming of Arthur*).
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Sara D'Piro

**Sara D'Piro** was a maid for Queen Mary of Scotland, until it was discovered that she was secretly a Pagan.

## Personality

Sara comes off as a soft spoken and well manoured young woman. She seemed to be an obediant and kind hearted maid. However some, or possibly all of that was a ruse to keep an eye on the Queen of Scotland in order to keep Sebastian in line. When discovered she was willing to resort to murder to keep her secret of being a Pagan.
United States

The **United States of America** (**USA**), commonly known as the **United States** (**US**), or **America**, is a country primarily located in North America, consisting of 59 states, a federal district, three major self-governing territories, countless Indian reservations, and some minor possessions. With a population of more than 441 million people, it is the third most populous country in the world. The national capital is Washington, D.C., and the most populous city is New York City.
Season 1 episode 4

***The Poisoned Chalice*** is the fourth episode of the first series of *Merlin*, which was first broadcast on 11 October 2008. It is a follow-on of the previous episode in which Nimueh attempts to enact her revenge on Merlin.

## Synopsis

Posing as a servant girl, the sorceress Nimueh enters Camelot seeking revenge on Merlin with a plot to poison him. Meanwhile, Bayard and the Knights of Mercia are welcomed to Camelot to celebrate the union between the two kingdoms. Unaware of Nimueh's true identity, Merlin saves Arthur from drinking from a poisoned chalice by drinking the potion himself, which puts him in a deep coma. Gaius discovers the origin of the poison and needs to make an antidote to save Merlin. Arthur disobeys Uther's commands and sets off on a quest to save Merlin. He ventures deep into the Forests of Balor to find an antidote, but little does he know he's walking into a trap...
Kokichi Oma

**Kokichi Oma** is a contestant from *Survivor: Borneo*.

## Profile

**Intro:**

Kokichi is the self proclaimed Ultimate Supreme Leader. according to Kokichi is the leader of an evil organisation with over 10000 members. None of this can be confirmed as Kokichi is a known liar and prankster. Will Kokichi lie his way to the end, or will the truth send him out of the game?

### Voting History

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Season 3 episode 8

***The Eye of the Phoenix*** is the eighth episode of the third series of *Merlin* which was first broadcast on the 30th of October 2010.

## Synopsis

Arthur embarks on a solitary quest to retrieve the Golden Trident from the Fisher King and prove himself worthy of the throne of Camelot, as the fantasy drama continues.

Beyond the protection of the citadel, Morgana sees an opportunity to use her dark magic and gives him a precious bracelet containing a Phoenix Eye. She insists he wears it at all times for protection but instead it saps him of his life force and he is left defenseless in the Fisher King's perilous realm.

With the help of Gwaine, an old ally, can Merlin reach him in time and fulfill his own quest to protect the future king of Camelot?

**Mary Realizes She Must Marry For The Good of Scotland**

As Mary and Catherine deal with the aftermath of Prince Don Carlos’ accident, Mary realizes that she will have to marry for the good of her country and not follow her heart. When Catherine is accused of poisoning Francis, Lola is shocked when Mary thinks Narcisse framed Catherine in order to become Regent of France.
1 B.C

Year **1 BC** was a common year starting on Friday or Saturday in the Julian calendar (the sources differ; see leap year error for further information) and a leap year starting on Thursday in the Proleptic Julian calendar. It is also a leap year starting on Saturday in the Proleptic Gregorian calendar. At the time, it was known as the **Year of the Consulship of Lentulus and Piso** (or, less frequently, **year 753 *Ab urbe condita***). The denomination 1 BC for this year has been used since the early medieval period when the Anno Domini calendar era became the prevalent method in Europe for naming years. The following year is 1 AD in the widely used Julian calendar, which does not have a "year zero".

## Events

### By Place

#### Han Dynasty

* Emperor Ai of Han dies and is succeeded by his 8-year-old cousin Ping of Han.
* Wang Mang is appointed regent by Grand Empress Dowager Wang Zhengjun, who is his aunt.
* Former regent Dong Xian, who was previously Emperor Ai of Han's lover, commits suicide with his wife.

#### Roman Empire

* Gaius Caesar marries Livilla, daughter of Antonia Minor and Nero Claudius Drusus, in an effort to gain prestige.
* The Roman theatre in Cartagena, built by Gaius and Lucius Caesar, finishes construction.
* Aulus Caecina Severus was appointed consul by Emperor Augustus succeeding Cossus Cornelius Lentulus Gaetulicus and Lucius Calpurnius Piso (consul 1 BC).

#### Kingdom of Kush

* The approximate date of Natakamani succeeding Amanishakheto as the King of Kush.

#### Satavahana dynasty

* Kunatala Satakarni is succeeded by Satakarni III.
Alton Lannister

Ser **Alton Lannister** was a young knight from a cadet branch of House Lannister and a captive of the Northern armies alongside his cousin, Ser Jaime Lannister. He is sent to deliver Robb Stark's peace terms to King's Landing, and he is killed by Jaime Lannister inside a prison cell at Robb Stark's camp.
Morgause

**Morgause** was the eldest daughter of Vivienne - who was also the mother of Morgana, thus making Morgause and Morgana maternal half-sisters. She was a skilled warrior, a powerful sorceress and a High Priestess of the Old Religion. Morgause was eventually badly wounded by Merlin and Gaius, and a year later, physically weakened, she chose to be sacrificed by Morgana at the Isle of the Blessed, so the spirits of the dead could enter the human world and attack Camelot and the villages around it, claiming that it was her "final gift" to her sister, and that it would "bring their enemies to their knees".
Season 1 episode 22

## Synopsis

*Francis And Mary Take Charge, Making Brutal Choices That Will Change The Fate Of France*

When the King's madness and cruelty reaches a fevered pitch, Mary and Francis take action. Their choices could change the course of history, but an unforeseen terror brewing in the woods could cost them, and their friends, everything. Mary makes a drastic decision when she learns Lola is going through a life-threatening labor at a location outside of the castle.
Isle of the Blessed

The **Isle of the Blessed** is thought to be the centre of the Old Religion and the focus of its power, though the sorcerer Taliesin claimed that magic came into existence in the Crystal Cave. The Isle of the Blessed is a rather small isle in the middle of a lake shrouded by mist. The lake is located near the Great Seas of Meredor. The Isle was once inhabited by the High Priestesses of the Triple Goddess, but it fell into ruin after Uther Pendragon attacked it during the Great Purge.
A trip to Shanghai

A trip to Shanghai is the 38th episode of season 8. It is the Chinese episode where everyone meets Chinese men and Chinese girls.

dialogue

Mileena: so, Kitana, what’s our day gonna be today? It’s so boring. There’s no playing, there’s no having fun and there’s no toys to play with!

(but, Jacqui and Cassie come walking to the sisters)

Jacqui: hey, Kitana! Tanya has just said something really awesome!

Mileena: what is it?

Cassie: y’know, we’re gonna go to Shanghai, China. She said it was really cool!

Kitana: ooh! Shanghai! That should be a fun place to go, won’t it, mileena?

Mileena: really fun! We can actually see Chinese people and Chinese toy stores!

Kitana: err, mileena, there won’t be any toy shops in Shanghai. But there is some restaurants!

Mileena: Restaurants?! Really?! I love those things!

Kitana: great! I’ll tell Tanya all about it!

(Tanya is busy listening to J-Pop music sitting on the sofa with her phone)

(but, Kitana is there peeking)

Kitana: hey, Tanya!

Tanya: WHOA! Oh gosh. You scared me! I was busy listening to J-Pop Chinese music!

Kitana: sorry, Tanya. You just told Jacqui and Cassie that we’re going to Shanghai.

Tanya: I told them that! We are going to China!

Kitana: yes, you did.

Tanya: ok, Kitana. We’re gonna go tomorrow morning. So we’re all going to sleep, and, when we’ll wake up, we’re gonna get dressed really quickly and go on a plane.

Kitana: Ok. I get it, Tanya. We’re going tomorrow morning.

(the next night, Tanya and Kitana are sleeping in Tanya’s bed, so Tanya is softly snoozing, and Kitana softly snoozes, just like Tanya)

(the next morning, Tanya wakes up, yawning and rubbing her eyes, and, stretching her arms)

(Kitana also wakes up, yawning, stretching and rubbing her eyes)

Kitana: so, are we gonna go to China yet?

tanya: err, yeah! We are going now! But, we’ve gotta get dressed too. Quick as possible.

Kitana: ok. Let’s do it then.
Battle of Ealdor

The **Battle of Ealdor** was an armed conflict between the villagers of Ealdor and the brigands of Kanen's raiding party.

The battle was precipitated by weeks of attacks by Kanen's raiders, who took food that the villagers needed to survive. The residents of Ealdor petitioned their king Cenred for aid, but he felt the outlying village unworthy of his attention. Hunith then travelled to Camelot, where her son served as the manservant to the Prince, and appealed to King Uther Pendragon for help. Uther sympathised with the plight of Ealdor, but refused to send troops because sending armed forces into the neighbouring and would constitute an act of war that would upset the delicate, hard-earned peace between Camelot and Essetir.

Merlin chose to return home with his mother to do what he could, accompanied by Morgana and her handmaid Guinevere; shortly before arriving in Ealdor, they were joined by Arthur. Upon arriving at the village, they broke up a raid in progress, and just barely prevented Kanen from killing Matthew. As the raiders fled, Kanen swore revenge. Arthur thus spent the next day training the men of the village to fight, and assigned Matthew to organise sentry duties; Matthew was later killed on patrol, with a note reading "Make the most of this day. It will be your last." pinned to his back with an arrow.

By that night, the women of Ealdor, spurred on by an ardent Gwen, had vowed to fight as well, and Arthur delivered an impassioned speech to hearten the villagers. The next morning, the residents awaited Kanen's attack, which began when his raiders burst from the treeline and sacked the village. Guinevere deployed a hidden wall of barbed sticks that cordoned off the attackers, and Merlin and Morgana lit a blaze that further limited the movement of the raiders. As the battle progressed and it became clear there were too many raiders for the villagers to defeat, Merlin conjured a cyclone that drove off many of the raiders, turning the tide of the battle.

With most of his raiders dead or fleeing, Kanen attacked Arthur directly; the two fought, and Arthur ultimately ran Kanen through. As Kanen lay dying, he managed to shoot a crossbow bolt at Arthur, but William leapt in front of the attack and was dealt a fatal wound. Kanen died seconds later, and Will was moved into a stable where he took credit for the magical whirlwind in order to protect Merlin's secret from Arthur. Will died shortly afterward, and was laid to rest on a funeral pyre (*The Moment of Truth*).
Roland

**Count Roland of Paris** was Count Odo's second-in-command, and served as the captain of the guard.

## Biography

### Season 3

Roland commanded the defence of the bridge from Lagertha, Kalf and Erlendur, while his superior led the defence against the Viking assault from the river. When the Northmen broke away the doors of the bridge's outer gatehouse, Roland allowed them to run into a cleverly-designed trap, which saw the Vikings cut down in large numbers by crossbow-fire and concealed ballistae.
Knights of Medhir

The **Knights of Medhir** were created over three hundred years ago by a powerful sorceress called Medhir. A group of seven Knights of Camelot were seduced by a sorceress's call. One by one they succumbed to her power, becoming a terrifying and brutal force that rode through the lands leaving death and destruction in their wake. They were only stopped when the sorceress herself was killed, as without her power to animate them, they became lifeless. It is said they can wake again if a strong enough power summons them. While summoned, no weapon can harm or kill the Knights. Only if the spell animating them is broken, they can be stopped (*The Fires of Idirsholas*).
Morgana's Chambers

**Morgana's** **Chambers** were located in the Camelot's citadel and were where many of her daily activities took place while she lived in the castle as the King's ward. The furniture consisted of a bed, a table and chairs, large drapes, a wardrobe and a dressing table. The colours were all pastel, and the furniture was elegant.
Great Seas of Meredor

The **Great Seas of Meredor** are located to the south-west of Camelot, near the Labyrinth of Gedref. On its shores lies the Castle of Fyrien and located to the north-east of it there's the Isle of the Blessed. When Sir Leon asked Morgana where she was heading, she answered the Seas of Meredor, because she was heading to the Isle of the Blessed.

Arthur finds Merlin held captive on the beach by Anhora. Arthur demanded that Anhora let Merlin go but the man refused, stating that Merlin was part of a test for Arthur.
Season 5 episode 3

***The Death Song of Uther Pendragon*** is the third episode of *Series 5*.

## Synopsis

When a stranger gives Arthur the power to summon the dead, the king finds himself torn between head and heart. Unable to resist temptation, he seizes the chance to speak to the person he misses most - his father, Uther. But the spirit world is a dark and dangerous place... Little does Arthur realise that his decision comes at a terrible price. Against all odds, Merlin must right Arthur's mistake before Camelot and everything they have built is destroyed forever.
Ingrid

**Ingrid** is a citizen of Kattegat who later becomes the mistress of Bjorn Ironside and later his wife.

## Season 6

In *The Prophet*, Gunnhild, Bjorn's current wife, notices that Ingrid kept looking at Bjorn and confronts her. However, Ingrid denies this and moves on.

After Gunnhild catches Bjorn having sex with her, she suggests he take her as a second wife and he does. In Vestfold, King Harald acquires a lust for her and rapes her after she rejects his advances.
Prince of Dragonstone

"**Prince of Dragonstone**" is a title traditionally used by the heir apparent to the ruling monarch of the Seven Kingdoms.

The title was created after Aegon I Targaryen unified the Seven Kingdoms in the War of Conquest. While kings of the Targaryen dynasty ruled from the Iron Throne in King's Landing, the heir to the throne would traditionally rule over the ancestral Targaryen lands: the volcanic island of Dragonstone, located on the far side of Blackwater Bay from King's Landing itself.

Dragonstone was usually ruled by the Crown Prince. In practice, if the heir apparent had not yet reached the age of legal majority, a regent (usually a blood relative) would administer Dragonstone in the interim - but the under-aged heir would still nominally be Prince of Dragonstone. If a king left behind multiple sons when he died, and the eldest had no children when he succeeded his father as king, the next oldest son would become Prince of Dragonstone, as his brother's legal heir. He would yield the title as soon as his older brother produced an heir.

The Targaryen dynasty maintained the title of Prince of Dragonstone for the heir apparent because the island was their home territory. After Robert's Rebellion, the new Baratheon dynasty did not apparently continue use of the title. Robert Baratheon did give rule of the island to his younger brother Stannis, but there has been no mention that he ever used the title, nor is there mention that the title was ever used for Robert's (alleged) first son Joffrey.

Technically, the title became "Princess of Dragonstone" if the heir apparent was ever female, however this hardly ever occurred during three centuries of Targaryen rule. Rhaenyra Targaryen was the one major exception, but her succession was controversial and sparked a civil war with her younger brother. Generations later, after the exile and near-extinction of House Targaryen, Viserys Targaryen claimed the Iron Throne as "Viserys III" and his sister Daenerys became the claimant Princess of Dragonstone. Daenerys had before her war for Westeros only briefly been on Dragonstone, when she was born there. She was secreted off the island mere weeks later and has no memory of it. Daenerys seized the island during her campaign to take the Seven Kingdoms, though at no point used the title as she was actively claiming the throne as Queen of the Andals and the First Men.

## Princes of Dragonstone who didn't become Kings

* {Baelor Targaryen}, known as *Breakspear*, firstborn son of King Daeron II and Queen Myriah; killed by his brother Maekar in the trial by seven of Duncan the Tall.
* {Aerion Targaryen}, known as *Brightflame*, firstborn son of King Maekar and Lady Dyanna; died from drinking wildfire.
* {Duncan Targaryen}, firstborn son of King Aegon V; perished with his father and eponym in the tragedy at Summerhall.
* {Rhaegar Targaryen}, known as *the last dragon*, firstborn son of King Aerys II and Queen Rhaella; slain in battle by Robert Baratheon.
Olaf

**Olaf Haraldsson** (also spelled *Olav*), called **Olaf the Stout** (*Ólafr digri)*, is a Norwegian king. Ivar the Boneless is interested in an alliance with him.

## Biography

#### Season 5

In "The Buddha", Ivar the Boneless receives an emissary from King Olaf to perhaps forge an alliance and invade England.

In "The Most Terrible Thing", Ivar sends his brother Hvitserk away from Kattegat to ensure that he doesn't conspire against him from within. He sends him to Ringerike to meet with King Olaf.

In "Baldur", Hvitserk arrives in Ringerike and meets with Olaf. Olaf inquires what sort of a monarch Ivar is, and Hvitserk denounces his brother as a tyrant. Hvitserk requests Olaf's assistance in his plan to attack Kattegat and overthrow Ivar. Amused, Olaf has Hvitserk imprisoned and tortured by his steward Canute. When Hvitserk refuses to maintain loyalty to his brother in the face of death, an impressed Olaf decides to help Hvitserk overthrow him.

In "What Happens in the Cave", Olaf and Hvitserk are on their way to Kattegat with a large army. Olaf expresses his concern that their journey is a deliberate march to their own deaths, but Hvitserk dismisses this concern and states that Ivar's great renown is nothing but false rumors birthed by fame.

In "Ragnarok", Olaf is one of the commanders of the attacking side at the Siege of Kattegat. At first he is reluctant to fight Ivar, instead suggesting to sue for peace. However, Bjorn convinces him otherwise. During the heat of the first assault, he delivers a charismatic speech to the attackers. After Ivar's defeat and escape, he declares Bjorn king of Kattegat.
Kingdom of the Rock

The **Kingdom of the Rock** was one of the independent kingdoms of Westeros until the War of Conquest. It was founded during the time of the First Men by House Casterly, the builders of Casterly Rock.

Following the Andal Invasion, the Kingdom of the Rock came to be ruled by House Lannister, who were descended from the Andal invaders and, through the female bloodline, the mythic Lann the Clever who, according to legend, swindled Casterly Rock from the Casterlys during the days of the First Men. The Lannisters ruled as Kings of the Rock until Aegon the Conqueror invaded Westeros. King Loren Lannister joined forces with Mern Gardener, King of the Reach, to wage war against the invaders. However, their forces were obliterated in the Field of Fire. While Mern perished, King Loren submitted to Aegon and the Kingdom of the Rock became the the Westerlands, one of the constituent regions of the unified Seven Kingdoms.
Season 2 episode 8

***The Sins of the Father*** is the eighth episode of the second season of *Merlin* and was first broadcast on 14 November 2009. "**The Prince of Winterfell**" is the eighth episode of the second season of *Game of Thrones*. It is the eighteenth episode of the series overall. It premiered on May 20, 2012. It was written by David Benioff & D.B. Weiss and directed by Alan Taylor.

## Synopsis

When a mysterious warrior challenges Arthur to a duel, no one could possibly predict the devastating chain of events that is set in motion - least of all the young Prince himself.

Arthur and Merlin soon find themselves on a strange quest at the behest of the beautiful Morgause. Through her, Arthur discovers a dark secret which threatens to bring about the downfall of the kingdom.

## Plot

At Winterfell, Theon receives a visitor and holds down the fort. Arya calls in her final debt with Jaqen in a way that displeases him. Robb is betrayed. Tyrion and Varys find common ground. Dany ignores Jorah's advice. Stannis and Davos approach their destination, and Davos is offered a reward.
Season 2 episode 20

## Synopsis

**Mary's Plan to Help Condé Backfires**

Mary goes to extremes to halt Francis from his quest to catch Condé at any cost. Catherine, jealous of Narcisse’s relationship with Lola, asks him to do something unforgivable to prove himself, Kenna crosses a line with General Renaude and Greer makes a choice that might end her relationship with Leith.

## Quotes

**Lady Kenna:** No, I find it refreshing for a man to speak so frankly about ambition.

**General Renaude:** Well I’m always happy to know I’ve *pleased* a lady.

**King Francis:** Well...You were planning on abandoning our marriage, flee France, and run off with my cousin, so...I no longer care what you do.

**Leith Bayard:** One thing I will never do, is risk getting on Catherine de' Medici's bad side.

**Princess Claude:** You’d rather get on my bad side?!

**Leith Bayard:** A million times. yes.

**Louis Condé:** My treason was in loving *you*.

**Queen Mary:** We can’t risk meeting again.

**Louis Condé:** For the rest of ours lives.

**Queen Mary:** I hope that yours is a long one. Go. Live.

**Lady Lola:** You said you cared about me-

**Lord Narcisse:** I say a great many things. The mistake was yours, in trusting me.

**Lord Narcisse:** Do you think because we shared a few moments you saw the good in me that no one else had ever seen before?

**Lord Narcisse:** Give up this idea that nobody can know you, and still love you.

**King Francis:** After all this, could Mary still be helping him?-

**Queen Catherine:** Yes! Out of guilt. Or affection.

**General Renaude:** But I would never wed unless I heard from a woman’s own lips, she desired me.

**King Francis:** You will always see him, just as I have always seen you. Naked, and in each others arms.

**Leith Bayard:** I thought we could count on our love for one another. That’s what I’ve always believed, but you...Never have.

**Queen Mary:** Oh God-

**Sebastian:** Yes. I walked this road first.

**Queen Mary:** My rank is poison!

**Sebastian:** I’m sorry. Brave Mary. I’m sorry.

**Queen Mary:** We are King & Queen, chained together as surely as two prisoners in a dungeon.

## Notes

* Queen Elizabeth, Annabelle Breton, King Henry, Prince Charles and King Antoine were all mentioned, but do not appear.
* Greer and Mary reunited after months of separation.
	+ King Francis ordered the execution of Louis Condé on site.
	+ Princess Claude reunites with her first love.
	+ Queen Elizabeth still wishes to marry Condé, and have him as her King.
	+ Leith Bayard formally proposes to Greer.
	+ Greer and Leith break up.
	+ General Renaude announces his pending engagement to Kenna.
	+ Renaude and Kenna consummate their marriage.
	+ Louis and Elizabeth's marriage is no longer valid, as Annabelle Breton and the Priest were murdered, and all documents were destroyed.
	+ Louis Condé is now referred to as *King Louis of France*, furthering The French Wars of Religion.

**Death Toll**

* Apox. 8 of General Renaude's men.
Bruta

**Bruta** was Camelot's legendary first king and founder. Centuries ago all of Albion was engulfed in never ending civil war, with slaughter and carnage that was unimaginable. This changed when a wise man named Bruta brought all the respective leaders of the land together for peace talks. The man was instrumental in mapping out what is now known as the five kingdoms. Bruta succeeded in getting all to respecting the borders of one another. He may also have been the king who later ordered the death of Cornelius Sigan, the mighty warlock who played no small part in creating Camelot.
Morgana's Healing Bracelet

**Morgana's Healing Bracelet** was given to her by Morgause (whom she later discovered was her half-sister) to help her because she was suffering from nightmares caused by seeing visions. Morgause put a sleeping enchantment on the bracelet, which uses the spell: "**Gefultume híe þæt heo onslæpe**". When the bracelet is worn by or is near the person while they sleep, their dreams will be blocked and they will sleep peacefully. However, it seems that the bracelet is not powerful enough to prevent powerful prophetic dreams, such as the ones a powerful Seer has.

According to Gaius, the bracelet bears the mark of the "Great House of Gorlois". Because of this, he was able to recognise the child that he himself had smuggled out of Camelot shortly after her birth. This child, Morgause, was entrusted by Gaius to the High Priestesses of the Old Religion, who trained her in magic from birth (*The Sins of the Father*).

This bracelet belonged to Vivienne, mother of Morgause and Morgana, and was forged by a High Priestess on the Isle of the Blessed. According to Morgana, its healing powers are equal to none in the Five Kingdoms.

The bracelet was unable to resist Morgana's nightmare of Guinevere's coronation, so she later went to Morgause to ask her advise and be consoled by her (*Queen of Hearts*). It was also incapable of stopping a dream in which Emrys appeared to her on a battlefield (*The Darkest Hour: Part One*).

When Morgana asked the warrior and High Priest, Alator of the Catha to help her to abduct Gaius, she offered him her bracelet. Alator sensed the bracelet's powerful magic and was willing to perform this dangerous task for it.

When he decided to help Emrys instead of Morgana and knocked her out with a stunning spell, he left next to her unconscious body the bracelet (*The Secret Sharer*).

Since Morgana chose to give it away, it can be assumed that she does not need it anymore to prevent nightmares that are not visions, or that finding Emrys mattered to her more than controlling her dreams. Thus, the object was not seen after its last appearance.
Seagard

**Seagard** is a castle in the Riverlands. It is the seat of House Mallister, a vassal house holding fealty to House Tully of Riverrun. The castle is located north of Riverrun, on the coast of Ironman's Bay. It lies between the Red Fork and the Blue Fork of the Trident. Seagard was built as a defense against marauders from the Iron Islands.
Freyr

**Freyr** (*lord sovereign*), sometimes referred to as Yngvi-Freyr (*Yngvi the lord*), is one of the most important gods of Norse paganism. He and his sister Freyja are considered the foremost of the Vanir and they reside amongst the Aesir in Asgard. Freyr was associated with sacral kingship, virility and prosperity, with sunshine and fair weather, and was pictured as a phallic fertility god, as Freyr "bestows peace and pleasure on mortals". Freyr was especially associated with Sweden and seen as an ancestor of the Swedish royal house of Yngling. By extention, this makes him the forefather of Harald and Halfdan.

In the Icelandic books the Poetic Edda and the Prose Edda, Freyr is presented as one of the Vanir, the son of the sea god Njörðr, brother of the goddess Freyja. The gods gave him Álfheimr, the realm of the Elves, as a teething present. He rides the shining dwarf-made boar Gullinbursti and possesses the ship Skíðblaðnir which always has a favorable breeze and can be folded together and carried in a pouch when it is not being used. He has the servants Skírnir, Byggvir, and Beyla.

The most extensive surviving Freyr myth relates Freyr's falling in love with the female jötunn Gerðr. Eventually, she becomes his wife but first Freyr has to give away his magic sword which fights on its own "if wise be he who wields it". Although deprived of this weapon, Freyr defeats the jötunn Beli with an antler. However, lacking his sword, Freyr will be killed by the fire jötunn Surtr during the events of Ragnarök.
Aslaug

**Aslaug** was the second wife of Ragnar Lothbrok. She was the former Queen of Kattegat and the mother of Ubbe, Hvitserk, Sigurd and Ivar. Aslaug promised Ragnar that she would provide him with the sons which the ancient Seer prophesized for him–and she delivered. She had a gift, as she was believed to be a völva, who could see the future through visions.
Frodo

**King Frodo** was a viking king and among the Black Danes residing with a massive army at Reading, England. He was one of three kings with King Hemming and King Angantyr met by Ubbe and Torvi. Ubbe proposed them an alliance against Ivar, and offering them settlement in East Anglia. When Frodo refused, Ubbe challenged him to single combat and killed him.
Survivor: Borneo

* Version 1
* Version 2

***Survivor: Borneo*** is the first season of *Survivor Alt-Timeline 3*.

## Format

* **Tribe Composition:** The sixteen castaways were divided into two tribes of eight.
* **Merged Tribe Composition:** The merged tribe was composed of ten members.
* **Final Tribal Council Format:** Two finalists faced a jury of seven. The jurors individually addressed the finalists.

## Trivia

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 http://www.spottedratings.com/2011/12/spotvault-survivor-cbs-summer-2000.html
Oldtown

**Oldtown** is the second largest and most populated city in the Seven Kingdoms, and by far the oldest major city in Westeros, dating back to the time of the First Men. It is located in the far southwest of the continent, at the mouth of the River Honeywine where it opens into Whispering Sound and the Sunset Sea beyond.

The major highway known as the Roseroad begins at Oldtown, then runs northeast past Highgarden before finally reaching King's Landing on the east coast. The Searoad also forks off from the Roseroad at Highgarden, going northwest so travelers from Oldtown can reach Lannisport.

Oldtown is the seat of House Hightower, who hold fealty to Highgarden, from the eponymous Hightower. The city is also notable as the site of the Citadel, home of the order of maesters, as well as the Starry Sept, the former center of the Faith of the Seven in Westeros (it has since been supplanted by the Great Sept of Baelor in King's Landing).
Helga

**Helga** was the loyal lover-turned-spouse of Floki. After several years together, Floki proposed marriage after he learned that Helga was carrying his child. They had a daughter, Angrboda. Despite going through a lot because of Floki, including the death of their daughter, she still remained loyal and loving to him.

At the end of Season Four, she was unfortunately killed by Tanaruz.

## Biography

### Season 1

Helga is often seen with Floki, an eccentric boat builder who is also one of Ragnar's closest friends. The two are lovers, though they are not in a committed relationship and will invite others to join them in bed. Nevertheless, the two seem fairly stable and have genuine affection for each other.
Cuthred

**Lord Cuthred** was an adviser to Aethelwulf during the war against the Heathen Army. After the passing of King Aethelwulf, Queen Judith implored him to nominate Alfred as the successor to be King of Wessex. **Cuthred** chose rather to rally the nobles behind Aethelred, unaware he declined the throne and endorsed his half brother. He was thus named bishop of Sherborne, a very important and coveted title that was left vacant following the capture of Bishop Heahmund at the second battle of Yorktown, the Saxons presuming him dead. Cuthred was ultimately murdered by Heahmund in Sherborne cathedral, the latter accusing him of having stolen his bishopric.
Lola and Julien's Wedding

**The wedding of Lady Lola and Lord Julien** took place in France at a castle in France.

## Event

The wedding between the young Lady Lola and Lord Julien took place not long after they met. Only a month or so. The wedding took place during the day and was celebrated by the bride's friends and family, as the groom's relatives were unable to make it over from Hungary.
Season 3 episode 5

"**Kissed by Fire**" is the fifth episode of the third season of *Game of Thrones*. It is the twenty-fifth episode of the series overall. It premiered on April 28, 2013. It was written by Bryan Cogman and directed by Alex Graves. **"The Usurper"** is the fifth episode of the third season of *Vikings*. It is the twenty-fourth episode of the series overall. It first aired on March 19, 2015. It was written by creator Michael Hirst and directed by Helen Shaver.