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| rdfs:comment | - In Camelot, the heroes feverishly work to free Merlin; determined to help Emma, David embarks on a quest to retrieve a magical relic that Regina could use to communicate with the imprisoned sorcerer, but, when the prince leaves, Arthur insists on joining him because the dangers ahead are greater than he can imagine. Meanwhile, Mary Margaret discovers the fate of her old friend Lancelot. Back in Storybrooke, Arthur seeks David's help to catch a thief who threatens the safety of his people while, across town, Emma reaches out to a conflicted Hook as she sets about her plan to draw Excalibur from the stone.
- The Siege Perilous (or Perilous Seat) is the seat (from the French siège for seat) at King Arthur's round table in which only the chosen knight can sit. In Robert de Boron’s Estoire de Merlin, the empty seat is reminiscent of the seat that Judas vacated. In Thomas Malory's Le Morte d’Arthur the newly knighted Sir Galahad takes this seat in Camelot on Whitsunday, 454 years after the death of Jesus.
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| Starring | - Ginnifer Goodwin
- Snow White
- Mary Margaret
- Jared S. Gilmore - Henry Mills
- Josh Dallas - David Nolan/Prince Charming
- Lana Parrilla - Regina Mills/Queen Regina
- and Robert Carlyle - Mr. Gold/Rumplestiltskin
- Colin O'Donoghue - Killian Jones/Captain Hook
- Emilie de Ravin - Belle Gold/Belle
- Rebecca Mader - Zelena/Wicked Witch
- Sean Maguire - Robin Hood
- Jennifer Morrison - Emma Swan/Dark Swan
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| Guests | - Grumpy
- Lee Arenberg
- Leroy
- Beverley Elliott - Granny
- Sinqua Walls - Lancelot
- Giacomo Baessato - Grif
- Joana Metrass - Queen Guinevere
- Liam Garrigan - King Arthur
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| C | - Magic.
- Fail.
- "I loved you."
- Emma thinks using Rumbelle as an example is a smart idea.
- A discovery.
- A new bromance.
- A picture of up inside Zelena.
- Arthur and David admire a torch.
- Arthur rescues David from the Phantom Knights.
- Arthur reveals his betrayal.
- Belle helps out.
- Can Emma really be trusted?
- David agrees to help Arthur.
- David and Arthur share origin stories.
- David is dubbed a Knight of the Round Table.
- David makes cute callbacks.
- David obtains the Crimson Crown.
- David's got a plan.
- Déjà vu?
- Emma needs a hero...
- Emma spooks her favorite dwarf.
- Grif commits suicide for the sake of Camelot.
- Grumpy, not happy.
- Hook goes to Robin for help.
- Hook wants answers.
- Is this legal?
- Pieces are put together.
- Re Lancelot, nevermind how.
- Regina reaches a breakthrough.
- Robin comforts his beloved.
- Rumple is awoken to become a hero.
- Rumple's fate comes into question.
- Snow assures the ing it still matters.
- The Siege Perilous.
- The heroes work to free Merlin.
- This flashback story is made redundant.
- Wicked vs. Evil.
- Grif very explicitly recounts his orders given by Arthur.
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| costars | - Michael Coleman
- Happy
- David-Paul Grove - Doc
- Faustino Di Bauda - Sleepy
- Mig Macario - Bashful
- Gabe Khouth - Sneezy
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| abstract | - In Camelot, the heroes feverishly work to free Merlin; determined to help Emma, David embarks on a quest to retrieve a magical relic that Regina could use to communicate with the imprisoned sorcerer, but, when the prince leaves, Arthur insists on joining him because the dangers ahead are greater than he can imagine. Meanwhile, Mary Margaret discovers the fate of her old friend Lancelot. Back in Storybrooke, Arthur seeks David's help to catch a thief who threatens the safety of his people while, across town, Emma reaches out to a conflicted Hook as she sets about her plan to draw Excalibur from the stone.
- The Siege Perilous (or Perilous Seat) is the seat (from the French siège for seat) at King Arthur's round table in which only the chosen knight can sit. In Robert de Boron’s Estoire de Merlin, the empty seat is reminiscent of the seat that Judas vacated. Gerbert de Montreuil, in his continuation to Chrétien de Troyes' romance Perceval states it was sent to Arthur by the fairy of Roche Menor. Six knights attempted to sit in the seat but each was swallowed by the earth. Perceval then sits in it and all six are restored to Arthur’s court. In an addendum to this story, the six knights who have suffered torments declare that the fairy that sent the chair was conveying a message that the punishments of hell will be incurred by 'those wicked souls who prefer young men to girls'. According to the 13th century Vulgate Cycle, Uther is instructed by Merlin to build a table to commemorate the Grail Table, and at this table, an empty seat is reserved for the Grail knight. In the Queste del Saint Graal, this seat becomes known as the Feared Seat. Here, the Siege Perilous is said to parallel Christ's seat at the Last Supper and the seat of Josephus at the Grail Table. When two brothers who are jealous of Josephus object to his specially reserved seat, one of them sits in it and is destroyed. The Siege Perilous is destined for Galahad. In the Lancelot, a knight called Brumand sits in the chair only to be burned to a crisp. In Thomas Malory's Le Morte d’Arthur the newly knighted Sir Galahad takes this seat in Camelot on Whitsunday, 454 years after the death of Jesus.
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