Proper noun
Mordred
(mythology) The illegitimate son of King Arthur, who ultimately killed him in battle.
In the posthumous novel The Book of Merlyn (1977), Merlyn visits Arthur on the eve of his final battle against Mordred, and takes him to meet again some of the anthropomorphic animals from the earlier book; the hedgehog is one of them. Source: Internet
Genderfluid, wlw female king Artoria Pendragon of Britain, the Sleeping King of Albion, the King of Knights, husband to Guinevere, father of Mordred, and the queerest hero out there, is not happy with you right now sir. Source: Internet
Meanwhile, Morgaine has sent Mordred and his knights after the Doctor and the others, with orders to take Excalibur and kill any who resist. Source: Internet
“I didn’t know you were such a comfort-loving dullard,” Mordred says. Source: Internet
King Uther walks in with Kay, Agravain, and Mordred by his side, and someone else who looks familiar trails behind him. Source: Internet
There he casually takes everyone out including his arch nemesis Mordred and wins the day. Source: Internet