The legendary King of England who establishes the Round Table and strives for a kingdom ruled by justice rather than might. He marries Guenevere in an arranged union, befriends the French knight Lancelot, and faces a devastating betrayal when his wife and loyal knight fall in love. Bound by his own laws, he sentences Guenevere to death but is relieved when Lancelot rescues her. He ultimately passes his dream to a young boy named Tom before his final battle.
Their father-son bond is transformed into a dynastic threat.
Mordred is explicitly described as Arthur's illegitimate son and raises an army against him.
Their marriage begins as a political arrangement but becomes emotionally complicated.
The plot states that Arthur and Guenevere enter an arranged marriage and later develop a deeply conflicted relationship.
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