In Fanfiction Where Merlin Reveals His Magic, How Does the Storyline Progress?

She might be shocked at first. Given that in the original story Morgana has her own complex relationship with magic, seeing Merlin's magic could stir a mix of emotions in her, like envy or a sense of relief that she's not alone in her magical abilities.

Uther might initially be shocked. He has always been so against magic, so he could be furious at first. He might feel betrayed by Merlin, whom he has known for a while.

One possibility is that Merlin's revelation of his magic could lead to a change in his relationships. For example, his friends who were previously unaware might react with shock, some with fear and some with acceptance. His enemies, on the other hand, would likely see him as an even greater threat and might plot more vigorously against him.

Well, Arthur could feel betrayed at first. He has been brought up to believe that magic is bad, and here his closest friend has been hiding this big secret. However, as he realizes how Merlin has saved his life and the kingdom many times with his magic, he might come to accept it and even see the potential of magic being used for the good of Camelot. For example, Merlin's magic has defeated many enemies secretly, which Arthur might now understand as a necessary protection for the kingdom.

Merlin could choose a moment of deep trust between them. After they have shared some important experiences, like winning a difficult battle together. He might feel that Arthur is more open - minded at that time and would be more likely to understand his use of magic. Also, it could be that Merlin is tired of hiding such a big part of himself from his best friend and decides to take the risk of revealing it.

Once Luffy is kidnapped, Doflamingo might try to break Luffy's spirit. But Luffy being Luffy, he would resist. Meanwhile, the crew's journey to rescue him could be filled with many obstacles. They might encounter other pirates or marines who are either allies or enemies of Doflamingo. The crew would have to fight their way through and use their combined skills to reach Luffy. For example, Brook could use his soul powers to pass through walls and scout ahead.

Merlin's submissive nature often drives the plot by creating internal conflict. He has great power but doesn't use it assertively. This causes situations where he could have easily resolved problems but didn't, leading to more complex story developments.

In the original Merlin storyline, Kilgarrah was often a mysterious and somewhat distant figure. When they are mates in fanfiction, it humanizes Kilgarrah to an extent. He becomes more involved in Merlin's day - to - day life. Their relationship becomes more central to the story. Instead of Merlin's adventures being mainly about his role in Camelot and his relationship with Arthur, now his relationship with Kilgarrah also plays a major role. This can lead to new sub - plots. For example, they might have to hide their relationship from some of the more superstitious or anti - dragon characters in Camelot, which adds a new layer of drama to the story.

The father's reaction varies. In a particular fanfiction I read, the father was first in disbelief. He couldn't believe that the young man in front of him was his son Merlin. Then, as Merlin showed some signs or told some stories that only his son would know, the father became overjoyed. He started to tell Merlin about their family history that Merlin didn't know before, which was a very emotional and bonding moment between them.

Well, Gordon's reaction could be complex. On one hand, he might feel honored that Batman has chosen to disclose his identity to him. On the other hand, he could also be worried about the implications. Knowing Batman's identity means he has a greater responsibility to protect that secret. He might start to think about how this new knowledge will affect their working relationship and the safety of Gotham. For example, if the wrong people find out that he knows Batman's identity, it could put him and his family in danger.