I couldn't remember the name. I haven't watched it a few months. XD I just know what the writers have said. We aren't supposed to be looking at it as a strictly historical sort of thing.
And I have trouble getting upset over people playing with mythology. These legends have been played with for centuries. I don't think there's a real way to do them wrong. I don't think anything has been altered to the point that it's unrecognizable. They certainly don't mess with the Arthurian cycle more than Hercules and Xena messed with Greek and Roman and even Christian mythology, and I watched those shows constantly in high school. So I'd really have no place getting angry about a fantasy high school AU version of the Arthurian legends. XD;
Also, I admit, finding new ways to play with myths is kind of a literary kink of mine.
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And I have trouble getting upset over people playing with mythology. These legends have been played with for centuries. I don't think there's a real way to do them wrong. I don't think anything has been altered to the point that it's unrecognizable. They certainly don't mess with the Arthurian cycle more than Hercules and Xena messed with Greek and Roman and even Christian mythology, and I watched those shows constantly in high school. So I'd really have no place getting angry about a fantasy high school AU version of the Arthurian legends. XD;
Also, I admit, finding new ways to play with myths is kind of a literary kink of mine.