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A review by sadpendragon
The Labyrinth of Gedref by Howard Overman, Mike Tucker
4.0
i really enjoyed this instalment. they delved deeper into merlin’s connection with nature and the description of his feelings and these connections felt magical.
i also really appreciated the fact that we got to see more of arthur’s thought process and how he feels towards his burden and duty. how the pressure that his father puts on him, and the disappointment he regularly voices, affects arthur.
there were some extra scenes and POV’s which was nice, it gave some insights into characters, like morgana. but there was also some for uther and gaius (which i cared for less). there were some extra mentions of gwen compared to the show’s episode but seeing how they were able to give us such extra insights of uther and gaius etc, i wish they’d done more of that for gwen too…
i also really appreciated the fact that we got to see more of arthur’s thought process and how he feels towards his burden and duty. how the pressure that his father puts on him, and the disappointment he regularly voices, affects arthur.
there were some extra scenes and POV’s which was nice, it gave some insights into characters, like morgana. but there was also some for uther and gaius (which i cared for less). there were some extra mentions of gwen compared to the show’s episode but seeing how they were able to give us such extra insights of uther and gaius etc, i wish they’d done more of that for gwen too…