But then in this लेख I was reading, some things were brought up about the topic of masculinity vs. femininity and that’s what I thought I’d bring up here. Now to me I see that as a part of their aesthetic appeal because even that is something आप can see not just in the way that somebody dresses but also in how they carry themselves in every aspect of life and particularly how they relate to the opposite sex. And definitely this does have to do precisely with the whole yin-yang concept of things.
So I was hoping we could get a little discussion going here and I could pick the minds of some of आप on this. We have all ages here I see from the senior crowd (like me and Alima) to the young teens. We have some married and some single. No matter the age या marital status, we all have feelings on the subject and I was wondering first how आप see Arthur and Gwen in this area – do आप think he’s masculine and she’s feminine? Do आप think they have a good balance that way? Do आप have any feelings on the subject in general, या do आप not care that much about the it? I sure would like to get a your thoughts on this; it’s a subject I dabble in a lot. I’ve been लेखन some stuff on this and I sure would like to hear how my buddies here feel about it... First apply your thinking re our beloved couple and then to life in general. Not necessarily talking about marriage here.
Thanks, sweet ones.
And he is the nicest person ever. Will do a full रिपोर्ट later but he was lovely. He even let my friend who is deaf have her hearing dog in their photo. He enjoyed patting him and later when we went us to get my picture signed he was happy to chat and once again enjoyed patting Chippy who had gone under the table. He even signed her phot for free!
Also when I was having the चित्र taken, Tom कहा I was shaking and I कहा something like I was nervous. Luckily, I got to speak to him later when I wasn't so nervous. And he is really tall I had to stand on a stall.
I told him he was one of my favourite knights and I wished we got his characters backstory which he agreed and I कहा maybe series 6. When I asked about the producers not listening to the other actors, he कहा he just does what's in the script.
All in all meeting Tom was the best thing ever and worth every penny. I didn't take any चित्रो cuz I was too overwhelmed. So I'll post the one I had with him later.
Also when I was having the चित्र taken, Tom कहा I was shaking and I कहा something like I was nervous. Luckily, I got to speak to him later when I wasn't so nervous. And he is really tall I had to stand on a stall.
I told him he was one of my favourite knights and I wished we got his characters backstory which he agreed and I कहा maybe series 6. When I asked about the producers not listening to the other actors, he कहा he just does what's in the script.
All in all meeting Tom was the best thing ever and worth every penny. I didn't take any चित्रो cuz I was too overwhelmed. So I'll post the one I had with him later.
Series 5 - 6. The Dark Tower
Is snake in the घास Morgana losing her touch? To separate क्वीन Gwen from her protectors, the sorceress conjures up… some snakes in the grass. A little unimaginative, perhaps, but it has the desired effect, leaving Leon and Percival with dark magic coursing through their veins and Gwen in Morgana’s clutches.
A mortified King Arthur and Gwen’s brother Sir Elyan lead a rescue mission that turns into that splendidly enjoyable Merlin staple, the quest. But while Camelot’s armoured division is huffing and puffing through the Impenetrable Forest (go around!), Gwen fears for her very sanity in the Dark Tower where Morgana is keeping her.
Though the quest at times resembles a sinister pantomime, there’s nothing amusing about Gwen’s nightmarish ordeal, which makes this instalment probably the most disturbing yet. We were promised “darker” for season five — and we’ve certainly got it.
Is snake in the घास Morgana losing her touch? To separate क्वीन Gwen from her protectors, the sorceress conjures up… some snakes in the grass. A little unimaginative, perhaps, but it has the desired effect, leaving Leon and Percival with dark magic coursing through their veins and Gwen in Morgana’s clutches.
A mortified King Arthur and Gwen’s brother Sir Elyan lead a rescue mission that turns into that splendidly enjoyable Merlin staple, the quest. But while Camelot’s armoured division is huffing and puffing through the Impenetrable Forest (go around!), Gwen fears for her very sanity in the Dark Tower where Morgana is keeping her.
Though the quest at times resembles a sinister pantomime, there’s nothing amusing about Gwen’s nightmarish ordeal, which makes this instalment probably the most disturbing yet. We were promised “darker” for season five — and we’ve certainly got it.
