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POWER OF THE DRAGON
I was watching the 1981 movie Excalibur the other day and I
noticed Merlin refered to the POWER OF THE DRAGON frequently.
Merlin even implied that the dragon gave the king the authority
to rule. Knowing what I know now about serpent mythology I was
struck at how much it had to do with Arthurian legend as well. I
recommend this movie to anyone who has not seen it, or even
those who have to watch again with greater understanding.
UTHER: I DREAMNT OF THE DRAGON
MERLIN: I HAVE AWOKEN HIM.
CAN'T YOU SEE ALL AROUND YOU,
THE DRAGON'S BREATH.
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