Arthur's illegitimate son who secretly raises an army in England to overthrow his father. He actively schemes to dismantle the Round Table fellowship by exploiting the romantic scandal between Guenevere and Lancelot. He orchestrates a trap during a hunting trip to catch the lovers in Guenevere's bedchamber, successfully exposing their affair to the court and accelerating the kingdom's downfall.
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.
Mordred uses Guenevere's private relationship as a weapon against Camelot.
Mordred exploits the scandal involving Guenevere and the French knight, arranging circumstances that lead to her arrest.
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