Oh gosh, I didn’t realize I hadn’t confirmed it already!! Yes, Guen and Morgana can end as wives and co-queens of Camelot (or as wives and not co-queens of Camelot).
You won’t have to kill Arthur to make it so, but you can if you want.
@Renicula Divorce just isn’t a thing in the Guenverse. Like, it never occurs to anyone that you could legally not be married anymore if your spouse is still alive. It does sometimes happen that spouses decide they just can’t live together, and they separate and live in different places, but they’re still considered married. They might even take another partner, but that’s still considered an affair so it’s generally hushed up, depending on the age and social status of the people involved. (Guenverse society, with its bloodline obsession, is somewhat more forgiving of same-sex affairs and affairs of women past childbearing age.) You CAN legally marry again if your spouse dies.
I have a very specific plan for how Guen can legally marry Morgana while allowing Arthur to survive if she wants to. In fact, I’m rather proud of it and I look forward to being able to share it.
Does the plan include a non-lethal way for Morgana to no longer be married to Lot? My Guen is not particularly interested in his continued good health but would hesitate to cause distress for Morgana’s children and my Guen believes Morgana probably feels similarly.
Suit yourself. I don’t hug or squeeze marshmallows, no matter how fluffy they are. I roast them over an open flame! If you say Arthur is a marshmallow… [cut to Arthur being burnt at the stake]
The Guenevere fandom is mostly divided unequally between Morgana (the majority, of course) and Arthur. That kinda makes me feel sorry for Lancelot, though, the poor lad.
@jeantown Hi! So, as I’ve told you via PM, while playing this other WIP I discovered the existence of a test that psychologists use to determine whether someone is psychopathic.
So because I was curious about how my characters here would score, and because I was a little worried I wasn’t doing it right because my characters in that game kept getting scores so above the average, I’ve scored all the Guens!
I was scoring right, BTW. Those characters just had serious issues.
30-40: Psychopath. 20-29: Congrats! You’re actually NOT a psychopath! You probably have some other kind of personality disorder though. Good thing there’s no stigma yet, right? 11-19: You might (okay, probably) have some emotional issues or some kind of mental disorder. What? You have no idea what “emotional issues” or a “mental disorder” is? Well, I guess you were just born about 1500 years too early, Guens. 10 or Below (Normal-ish): Basically I’m letting you slide. Nobody’s perfect. 4-6 (Average): Congrats! You’re in the average range! You’re an emotionally healthy character! Err, well, probably. Maybe. Possibly. But don’t break your arm patting yourself on the back, or I might have to reevaluate your score!
How in hades did that Guen manage 37 best my MCs could ever do is 31 o.0 backs away from evil Guen
In all actuality, this seems like a fun game to do. Did you use the presets or run your own character through to the test? (That can effect how that quiz goes)
I am so sad to hear this and yet it explains so much. I was wondering why no one ever seemed to talk about him (I do a lot of lurking). He’s just about the perfect fantasy guy for me. Maybe he’s secretly the LI of choice for lurkers?
I like Lance and Arthur but Morgana is like a sister to my Guen. I honestly don’t understand why people want to get rid of Arthur. Arthur is adorable to me and I just want to keep him.
Yes, Guen and Morgana can end as wives and co-queens of Camelot (or as wives and not co-queens of Camelot).
Evil Guen and Ruthless Guen…well, I expected it from you. 
