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Morgan le Faye is a Celtic triple Goddess of death and rebirth, apprearing as a beautiful young maiden, a powerful mother/creator, or a death-giving hag. She was also a sea Goddess, for her name "Mor" in Celtic means sea. Her last name has two meanings: "the fairy" and "the fate". In the Arthurian legends, she was half-sister to Arthur. It is said she manipulated Mordred, Morgan and Arthur's son, by getting him to kill his father. As Arthur dies, Morgan le Faye comes to his aid by spiriting him t the magical island of Avalon, where she heals him, then casts him into a deep sleep from which he will awaken when the time is ripe.
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~EmilieDeRavin
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~DominiqueC
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whats the difference between a porsche and a sack of dead babies?
A: i don't have a porsche in my garage
visit my gallery please
you know what...i just thought about doing a "morgan le faye" art.
but yours ist stunning as usual! [and i won´t do a morgan-art...]
i am speechless as usual...again!
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"All that is gold does not glitter, Not all those who wander are lost."
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