Character: Guinevere (Gwen)

- Dad, your sandwich.
- What is it?
Smoked pigeon, although, in truth, there is more soot than the dove.

My Guinevere.
Is yours? Fool, I was never yours and never will!
- You loved me.
You are easily fooled.
- And love.
- It is a trick, a ploy to regain Camelot's rightful Queen. Believe it or not, but it is.
- Look and tell me you don't love me! Do you remember the day when I proposed to you that you said then? With all my heart. So you said, Guinevere. It's not a trick and not a trick. With all my heart...
- With all my heart...

- It is not dangerous. He, thank God, with a girl.
- Merlin!?
Gaius, I'm sorry, but there's no reason to worry.
- Is that for the girl.

I don't know where the comb is.
- Where you were looking for?
Everywhere. [Gwen takes the crest from the prominent places and shows Arthur] Probably he was under...
- Under the nose.
- How do you manage to see where...
- With a pair of eyes.

Even the mighty king can be enemies in my own castle. Those who wish he never would suspect.

- You're playing a dangerous game, my lady.
- No-risk - no win.

- If my father had been a physician or a warrior, his skills would be needed, but witchcraft... He deserves respect as any man!
- Respect must be earned, not bought with blood! And he lost a lot of good people.

- Why are you still on your knees? Stand up, for God's sake, before almost husband, I'm just the king? What happened? We were happy, I know. You felt it, too? Do you love him?
- No.
- Always loved? You lied, that want to be with me?
- No, I was telling the truth.
Tomorrow we have a wedding.
I know.
- If you suffered...
- Not suffered.
- If you have doubts...
- No doubt.
- Sorry, but I guess I'm an idiot, then why did you do that?!!!

- Merlin! You're back!
- Yes, it was all over and I don't want to kill Arthur.
But I guess now he wants to kill you...

Arthur, don't let anyone tell you make your own decisions. Be true to your heart and you'll be the king you want to be.

- This table belonged to the ancient kings of Camelot. The round table allowed everyone to be equal. The ancients believed in equality, it seems now is the time to revive this tradition. After all, we got here by each of you. My father too long in limbo, tomorrow I will try to get him. Is there anyone at this table who will join me?
- You explained to me the principles of chivalry, a code by which to live male: with honor to fight for justice, freedom and goodness. I believe in the world that you build.
- I'm a simple man, I am no one yet you were willing to give his life for me, Arthur. It was my turn to repay you.
- I once fought with you side-by-side and willing with joy to die for you.
- We've no chance, but this fight I wouldn't miss.
- Your enemies are now my enemies.
- If you need a man...
- My answer is you know.
- Merlin?
- No, I don't want to.
- And you have no choice, Merlin. I am grateful to you that you in the difficult hour of Camelot have remained loyal to me and I will do what my father doesn't approve. <...> Tomorrow, when strikes the hour of battle, proud that you were the noblest soldiers of the army in this world.

We help and care for those we love.

- And if I agree? If I marry you, what will you do?
- I will watch you become the great king of Camelot.

- Everyone is talking about your marriage to Elena. I know you said you don't want that, but I also know that you can't always get what you want. I know very well.
- Is my desire so crazy?
Yes, Arthur, everything except you and me, that was his name. Perfect madness.
- Then I'd rather be crazy than unhappy.