Character: Sir Lancelot

- What are you doing? Do not think to deceive me, I know you better than that.
- Too difficult to explain. Morgan took the Cup of life. If I find her and I will dry up from the blood - army of the Immortals fall and Morgana will be powerless.
- You have not forgotten anything? It is guarded by soldiers of an immortal army.
- You have not forgotten anything? I'm a magician.
- But you're not immortal.
- No.
You know, Merlin, Arthur had to make a knight of you. You are braver than all of us, and he doesn't even know about it.

- 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.

- I was supposed to feel, silly me, you're not talking like a knight, you even don't look like a knight.
- I'm sorry.
- I also. After all, you fight like a knight. And I need people like you. Camelot needed.

- It is against chivalrous principles.
- You have as much right to be a knight as any man. I know.
But the rules?
We're not breaking the rules, we go around, that's all. You get a chance, you will be judged only on your merits. And if you succeed, if you make a knight, it will be only because you earned it, noble or not. I can't change the way things are done here, but you can.

Then one day fate shall grant me another chance to prove that I am worthy to be a knight of Camelot.
But Lancelot, you've already proved that to us.
But I have to prove it to myself.