percival – Page 3 – Arthurian Legends

icingburns:

the moral of the story of sir percival and the fisher king is that if you go to a dinner party ALWAYS ask about their decor.

Sounds about right!

ronweasley:

Kaamelott meme • nine/nine endings

Eunuques et Chauds Lapins (Livre I)

“À force de jamais rien comprendre, un jour y va vous arriver des bricoles à vous !”

Morgause, Percival, Medraut and Guinevere

arthurniagalahad:

Ignorance of Arms and Courtesy by ME
► LISTEN

A Playlist about Sir Percivale.

Elvis Costello – The Other Side Of Summer // Wings – Cafe On The Left Bank // XTC – Holly Up On Poppy // Ween – The Mollusk //

The Smiths – You Just Haven’t Earned It Yet, Baby // Jethro Tull – Bungle In The Jungle // Electric Light Orchestra – Poorboy (The Greenwood)

stamatins:

i have no clue if this format is remotely readable. it’s two pieces (a sestina and a companion sestina, breaking slightly from the format) which are separate (black and red text) but can be read interspersed as well. the first draws mainly on chrétien de troyes’ perceval and the second draws mainly on queste del saint graal though both draw on other texts too. they can be read as an unsuccessful and successful grail quest, or as childhood/adulthood narratives respectively

[ text-only Sir Perceval ] and [ text-only Sir Perceval II ] for easier reading

lespenseesdepandee:

KAAMELOTT – LIVRE I : “Le Problème du Chou”

lespenseesdepandee:

KAAMELOTT – LIVRE I : “La Botte Secrète”

Mise en application du “C’est pas faux” de Karadoc par Perceval !

fuckyeahkaamelott:

_{Kaamelott Meme – [1 / 3] romances/amitiés préférées ♛ Arthur x Perceval}
_{Perceval: “Donc vous pouvez pas me supporter, mais vous m’aimez !”}

Arthur: “Voilà, c’est un peu ça.”

Perceval: “Remarquez, y’a les voisins de mes vieux, ils ont quatre fils, y’en a un il est un peu attardé, et ben c’est leur préféré.”

Arthur: “Ah ben vous voyez, je comprends, moi, ça !”

ambrosiusmerlinus:

Arthurian Inktober 2017 – 1-7 (week 1)

Swift – Perceval on the Devil-Horse (Lancelot-Graal, Continuation Manessier, etc.)

Divided
– Gawain fighting against the people of Escavalon, aided by their
princess with a checkboard as a shield while she throws chess pawns (Conte du Graal)

Poison –
Cador striking the snake constricting Caradoc’s arm while he jumps to
bite Guinier’s breas, in a pool of milk, unfortunately cutting Guinier’s
nipple. (First Continuation)

Underwater – Lancelot raised by the Lady of the Lake underwater (from the Lanzelet onwards, then in the Lancelot-Graal, etc.

Long – Lancelot crossing the Sword Bridge in the Lancelot (ou Le Chevalier de la Charette) by Chrétien de Troyes.

Sword –
The Lady of Lis’ son thrown into the fight by his mother in an attempt
to stop it, trying to grab the shiny (and bloody) swords of
Gawain (his father) and Bran de Lis (his uncle) (First Continuation)

Shy – Gawain swears fealty to the young Lady of the Short Sleeve after defending her against her sister

(Conte du Graal)