Now We Are Free - Merlin & Freya [Merlin]

I PROMISE HP FANS, WHEN I GET THE HP6 DVD THERE WILL BE MORE HP MVS! PROMISE!

I had this done last week after this episode aired but I kept forgetting about it! Revolves around S01E09 The Lady of the Lake, which was so sad and epic! Poor Merlin!

Storyline: Freya is being kept hostage by a bounty hunter and when Merlin sees her he knows he has to save her, even though Gaius doesn't want him to. He rescues her and takes her to a place where no one will find her, the two of them become rather close and Merlin continuously tries to brighten Freya's day when she's sad. Merlin promises to leave Camelot with Freya and they begin planning their future, but Freya plans on leaving Camelot without Merlin. Merlin has no idea that she was cursed to turn into a Bastet [vicious beast] at night, but finds this out when Gaius tells him. He doesn't believe it but when the bells outside begin ringing he's sure it's because of Freya. He runs to find Arthur and the other knights surrounding Freya in the beast form; Merlin is saddened by all of this, but he helps Freya escape. She tells him to leave her to die, but he takes her to the one place she always wanted to go: a lake. They say their good-byes and then Merlin gives her a proper funeral.

I don't know about you guys but this episode was so sad I honestly was crying for Merlin! He looses everyone!

Song: "Now We Are Free" by Hans Zimmer

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