in other words being able to control your horse,

you know, so they'll walk side they walk backwards,

do different movements because these could be important in battle

So the end of this chapter, the point of this,

is to puncture our traditional image of how great a knight is

Wart is in the woods, he awakens late,

he's fallen asleep and he's going to find of course, Merlin

We're gonna need Merlin, Merlin's gonna be his tutor

and he finds Merlin, an old man, in his cottage

We quickly recognize Merlin when it's described for us

at the bottom of page 28

So all the traditional get up that we would expect of magician

And later, the point is made, there are a lot of magicians

And so it's hard for us to imagine,

it's like if your read tales of the Brothers Grimm collected

You'll notice that all and all these tales of princes and princesses

and things of that nature, when you think of, say, Germany,

in the middle of 1800s or early 1800s

There were like 365 self-governing entities

So we started thinking of Europe in older times,

There were a lot more small areas

And so you might be in line with at Albertson's

And there's a princess in a front of you and a duke behind you,

And maybe behind duke there's a magician or a court jester

So a lot more of these people simply existed in the society

more than we'll ever think of in modern society

So Merlin is described in the bottom of 28 and the top of 29,

And how does Arthur react?

I mean, Arthur's gonna have a lot of unique experiences,

you know, and what's his basic response,

when he meets Merlin?

Is he frightened?

Yeah, he's curious

He doesn't ever seen, how does he react to magic,

how does he react to the strange stuff that Merlin's cottage?

He's kinda of like in awe, when he sees the dishes jumped in,

he's just kinda like "wow "

Yeah, how would he be different from Kay?