Screencaps: Merlin 2x13
It's that time of year again... time to say goodbye to the little, cracktastic, awesomesauce show that could. *pauses for collective sadface* But hey! We'll always have fandom. Theoretically. Unless people like... stop participating. Which would be SAD. Anywho. Y'know, almost 24 hours after watching the episode, I still can't get much past my initial flailing. This whole episode was just filled with the awesome, even if it was a little ridiculous that all Merlin had to do at the end was to yell at the dragon for it to stop burninating the countryside, peasants, and people in their thatched-roof cottages [TROGDOOOOOR!].
You knew the second Merlin addressed his father as such that he wouldn't survive the episode. Hell, you knew as soon as Gaius told Merlin that the Dragonlord was his father, that he wouldn't survive. I feel like he was kinda a throwaway character anyway... a convenient plot device so that Merlin could angst and the fangirls could go "AWWWW..." [insert Bradley James' complaint here].
Anyway, really well-done episode. A lot like watching a short movie, almost. And I'd like to think the reason Merlin didn't kill the dragon is because there'll be an episode next season where a dragon could come in handy.
More Merlin caps can be found here.
Screencaps: Merlin
Episode: 2x13 "The Last Dragonlord"
Amount: 1405 [unsorted]
Size: 624x352px
Quality: Standard TV rip [medium?]
Synopsis: The Great Dragon has been set free and fully enraged turns his violent hatred towards Camelot without pity. The castle is crumbling down and Arthur and his men realize they won't be able to hold out for much longer. The only way to defeat the Dragon appears to be a Dragonlord, but Uther wiped them all out of the kingdom years ago. However, Gaius admits that there might be one of them alive and hiding...
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Merlin 2x13 -- Part 1 · Merlin 2x13 -- Part 2
PREVIEWS: What you see is what you get. These have not been altered in any way, aside from a filetype conversion. Action scenes came out pretty blurry, as my graphics card is awesome, but not awesome enough to keep people from like... moving. Hope most of these can be of use, anyway!
Puff Kilkarra Kilgharrah the magic dragon lived by the sea...
... and frolicked in the autumn mists...
... in a land called -- HOLY CRAP IT'S A DRAGON GET IN THE CAR.
Camelot is fine, really. That smoke is decorative.
"I think I may have a solution to our dragon problem," says Gaius. "Also, I need to use the restroom."
Uther doesn't quite know what to make of this.
Boldly, brave Prince Arthur informs his father that he plans to ride forth from Camelot.
"There's something you should know about this Dragonlord fellow, Balinor," Gaius tells Merlin. "He is your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate."
When Arthur and Merlin arrive in Cendred's territory, they are drenched and hard to look away from.
See?
"I ain't seen no Dragonlords," the inkeeper says, answering the question that neither Arthur nor Merlin have asked in this cap recap.
Merlin is grouchy because he had to go to bed while his underthings were still damp.
But Arthur hates it when Merlin goes to bed angry, so he throws a thief onto him in the middle of the night to surprise him and put him in a better mood.
And -- what -- MERLIN! This is not the time for buggery!
Merlin didn't expect that his father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate would be so badly in need of a bath.
Unfortunately, on their way back to Camelot, they are besieged by the infamous Flying Knights.
Balinor is dispatched in the process by one of the Flying Knights, which is really only a plot device that makes Colin Morgan's face do this:
Say it with me: AWWWWWW...
Arthur's had about enough of these dragon and Flying Knight shenanigans.
So have Camelot's [non-flying] knights, if this image is any indication.
So they go to a field outside the castle walls and group close together in a nice, easy-to-eat formation.
And, once everyone's conveniently unconscious or on fire, Merlin yells at the dragon.
Apparently this is all he needed to do from the beginning. If only Balinor had kicked it sooner, the castle might still be 100% standing.
The dragon flies off, never to return. Until he's needed to kill something that only dragons can kill, next season, that is.
Gaius is so pleased that Merlin's gotten rid of the dragon that he looks like he's going to the prom with him. :|
You knew the second Merlin addressed his father as such that he wouldn't survive the episode. Hell, you knew as soon as Gaius told Merlin that the Dragonlord was his father, that he wouldn't survive. I feel like he was kinda a throwaway character anyway... a convenient plot device so that Merlin could angst and the fangirls could go "AWWWW..." [insert Bradley James' complaint here].
Anyway, really well-done episode. A lot like watching a short movie, almost. And I'd like to think the reason Merlin didn't kill the dragon is because there'll be an episode next season where a dragon could come in handy.
More Merlin caps can be found here.
Screencaps: Merlin
Episode: 2x13 "The Last Dragonlord"
Amount: 1405 [unsorted]
Size: 624x352px
Quality: Standard TV rip [medium?]
Synopsis: The Great Dragon has been set free and fully enraged turns his violent hatred towards Camelot without pity. The castle is crumbling down and Arthur and his men realize they won't be able to hold out for much longer. The only way to defeat the Dragon appears to be a Dragonlord, but Uther wiped them all out of the kingdom years ago. However, Gaius admits that there might be one of them alive and hiding...
DOWNLOADS: [right click, save as]
» Please don't steal my bandwidth by hotlinking!
» Crediting me if you use these would be cool, 'cause they're not hard to make, but it does take a lot of time, even if they're not sorted.
» Comment if you're snagging them, please! It helps me to keep track of bandwidth use.
Merlin 2x13 -- Part 1 · Merlin 2x13 -- Part 2
PREVIEWS: What you see is what you get. These have not been altered in any way, aside from a filetype conversion. Action scenes came out pretty blurry, as my graphics card is awesome, but not awesome enough to keep people from like... moving. Hope most of these can be of use, anyway!
Puff Kilkarra Kilgharrah the magic dragon lived by the sea...
... and frolicked in the autumn mists...
... in a land called -- HOLY CRAP IT'S A DRAGON GET IN THE CAR.
Camelot is fine, really. That smoke is decorative.
"I think I may have a solution to our dragon problem," says Gaius. "Also, I need to use the restroom."
Uther doesn't quite know what to make of this.
Boldly, brave Prince Arthur informs his father that he plans to ride forth from Camelot.
"There's something you should know about this Dragonlord fellow, Balinor," Gaius tells Merlin. "He is your father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate."
When Arthur and Merlin arrive in Cendred's territory, they are drenched and hard to look away from.
See?
"I ain't seen no Dragonlords," the inkeeper says, answering the question that neither Arthur nor Merlin have asked in this cap recap.
Merlin is grouchy because he had to go to bed while his underthings were still damp.
But Arthur hates it when Merlin goes to bed angry, so he throws a thief onto him in the middle of the night to surprise him and put him in a better mood.
And -- what -- MERLIN! This is not the time for buggery!
Merlin didn't expect that his father's brother's nephew's cousin's former roommate would be so badly in need of a bath.
Unfortunately, on their way back to Camelot, they are besieged by the infamous Flying Knights.
Balinor is dispatched in the process by one of the Flying Knights, which is really only a plot device that makes Colin Morgan's face do this:
Say it with me: AWWWWWW...
Arthur's had about enough of these dragon and Flying Knight shenanigans.
So have Camelot's [non-flying] knights, if this image is any indication.
So they go to a field outside the castle walls and group close together in a nice, easy-to-eat formation.
And, once everyone's conveniently unconscious or on fire, Merlin yells at the dragon.
Apparently this is all he needed to do from the beginning. If only Balinor had kicked it sooner, the castle might still be 100% standing.
The dragon flies off, never to return. Until he's needed to kill something that only dragons can kill, next season, that is.
Gaius is so pleased that Merlin's gotten rid of the dragon that he looks like he's going to the prom with him. :|