s02e13 — The Last Dragonlord

Merlin's father is a gorgeous man, it's clear now who he is such a charmer)

How. I. Roared.
Why do TV shows so often have characters die who don't deserve it?

and Uther is still an asshole, he broke so many people's lives (to the same dragon) and at the same time, from series to series, he does not stop morally reading about how well he did and blah blah blah. although when he has to resort to magic himself (or to the same art of dragonlords), I am amazed at how all these characters find the strength to forgive and do good deeds when they are treated like dirt.
I'm still waiting for him to accumulate and Arthur will become king of tt

"Good night, son" and let the whole world wait until I cry...
touching.. and Marlin's emotions.. How much joy is on your face

An incredible series.

The series contains many touching and powerful moments.
Well, I think everyone was crying over the death of the dragonlord, but I also cried over the conversation between Arthur and Merlin. When Arthur started talking about his friend, I just burst into tears.

I don't understand the Dragon's logic: first he tells Merlin that he must save Arthur's life at all costs and that Merlin himself will become great. But no, when the dragon is free, he tries to kill them several times. Where...Fuck it...Logic?

And yes, the series is very sad and at the same time funny in places. Merlin is very sorry, because as soon as he falls in love with someone, he immediately dies :I was pleased with the development of Arthur and Merlin's relationship

At first, I kept thinking that Merlin would not have a chance to tell his father the truth. But hooray! - at least he found out that he had a son before he died. In general, the whole series is in such a state that one minute you're smiling, and the next you're crying. A very emotional end to the season, the way it should be.
P.S. I was worried about the Dragon incredibly much, I'm happy that Merlin gave him freedom.

dovakin, edrit madrid

what an incredibly exciting series, especially worried about Merlin's father;(

Why do the best die?

It's good that Merlin let go of the dragon :)

I couldn't help but notice: after the "victory" over the dragon, Arthur laughs like an ass.. sorry :D Actually, this is probably my favorite series. There are so many emotions here.

I always feel so sorry for Merlin, especially when watching this episode. He is unlucky throughout the series: he has to make mistakes, lose dear people and sacrifice everything for the sake of Camelot. As a result, he always stays in the shadows, protecting Arthur, whom he will eventually lose too :((
And Colin Morgan is a wonderful actor, he always does a great job with his roles.

It's incredible how many completely different emotions this series has caused.

"You killed a dragon!
- And where is the corpse?
- It flew away!"

"Look, you'll laugh. You will have fun, there will be so much laughter, you will burn out," they said.... And now, for the umpteenth time, I'm crying over how Merlin is losing someone dear to him. First his first love was taken away from him, now his father. And the most terrible thing is how fast it always happens. And how much grief he already had on his shoulders. It's just unrealistically hard to watch.
The series is amazing.

Kilgarra, what the fuck??

Oh, I haven't watched Merlin here, so it was really interesting.

And it's touching, it's a pity that Merlin's father was dealt with quickly there 🙈🙈🙈

My first tears for Merlin in this series)

A very touching episode ((I cried with Merlin myself.

To be honest, I didn't think that this series would cause so many emotions!

DRAKARIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

HOW THE HELL DID I CRY
He didn't deserve it...

Uther is still an asshole, he started a war with magic on a whim, and everyone suffers, both people and magicians, and even dragons. It is nothing but magic that saves him. It's incredibly annoying.

A great series!

After all, Arthur has reinforced concrete balls, damn, to jump on such a beast alone, which also spits fire at you!

— You're my son. I've seen enough to be proud of you.💔

I'm crying. A wonderful series!

Will someone explain to me the logic of Uther in the war against magic?
I understood that he was told by mouth that "someone else's" should be given for his son's life. Or did he think that some blacksmith would die and everything would be okey-dokey?
And his wife died, and now all the magicians, druids, magical creatures, etc. are to blame? But apart from his court physician, of course...

I'm so sorry for Merlin, I couldn't even cry over my father.

Thank you for the existence of this series! And the series is generally one of the most beloved

I'm the only one amused by this "MEEERRRLIIIN!!!!"at the end of each episode. In general, one of the series.

Somehow I involuntarily drew a parallel between Dragonlord and Doctor Who, I don't know why. This is "one of a kind", "they destroyed everything"; and the Dragon is there too
It is a very steep parallel that the Dragonlord and the Dragon understand each other; but such denial and vindictiveness, in fact, were only persuaded by the fact that Gaius remained in Camelot- well, such a weak motivation

I would like the idea that Dad went to this battle to convince the dragon to take revenge.. In the end, Merlin did it himself 💖
Nicely

A very emotional episode!

This is my favorite episode!❤️😍
I just cried like a little girl.
Merlin burns, dragon lord, wow!!!

Merlin: Season 2✔️
Results:

It is from this season that the devouring of glass begins.
The final episode tore my heart to shreds, I can't even imagine how Merlin feels.
When he spoke to the Dragon, the moment: Oooh, Dragon!!!, made me cry.

10/10

For some reason, Merlin's problems are very devalued. I lost my beloved - well, never mind, fuck off to work, and be sure to smile from ear to ear. My father died - everything is normal, we need to go and save people. When will he tell you everything that's going on in his soul and will someone really sympathize with him?

Uther is also a shitty ruler, another would have gone to fight the dragon himself - this one always sends his son, but he sits back.

What an injustice!
Such a touching reunion of father and son, Merlin is so happy and the next moment he sees his father's death. It's horrible. Why can't Merlin just be happy? Why deprive him of everything?

I really liked Merlin's scene with the dragon.

The second time I look, and the second time I don't understand why Merlin is on their side. Why doesn't he tell this Uther - solve your own problems. If you fight against magic, fight for yourself.
And he would have gone home, Eldor is not in Camelot, conjure yourself on the sly