Watched The Sword in the Stone today for the first time since I was a kid. This part was so sad...

Watched The Sword in the Stone today for the first time since I was a kid. This part was so sad. Why couldn't they just transform her into a human?

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Whoops meant this part

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I liked the thick squirrel.

the-conservatory.fandom.com/wiki/Hazel
enjoy and cry at what couldve been

But the little squirrel was so sad when Arthur turned into a human and left :(

This is great, thank you user.

>Arthurian legend, ala Lovecraft, legally has no official canon - making any & all relating works a valid extension of said canon
Tldr the Yas Forums Hazel au is equally as canon an epilogue to the story as the original text of him fighting Saxons & getting cucked

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here you go
youtube.com/watch?v=0_4wlBRjdtc

My favorite part of Arthurian legend is how the French put in a self insert mary sue knight who legit cucks King Arthur himself, but is pretty much always considered canon now.

Okay, I was gonna ask which you were talking about, the Sword, or the Stone, but you clarified it.
and if you just answered neither or no, I’d say something about the anvil.