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== Background ==
== Background ==
Scullery Girl is a spell used by [[Morgan (Camelot)|Morgan]] to gain entry into [[King Uther]]'s kitchen.   
Scullery Girl is a spell used by [[Morgan (Camelot)|Morgan]] to change her appearance.   


== During the events of [[Camelot, Season 1 Episode 1 Homecoming]] played by [[Caoimhe O'Malley]] ==
== During the events of [[Camelot, Season 1 Episode 1 Homecoming]] played by [[Caoimhe O'Malley]] ==
During the feast, Scullery Girl mixes a poison and then pours it into the soup pot.  King Uther eats from the soup and starts to choke.  In the kitchen, the Scullery Girl transforms into Morgan.
During the feast, Scullery Girl mixes a poison and then pours it into the soup pot.  King Uther eats from the soup and starts to choke.  In the kitchen, the Scullery Girl transforms into Morgan.
== During the events of [[Camelot, Season 1 Episode 2 The Sword and the Crown]] played by [[Caoimhe O'Malley]] ==
[[King Arthur]] has his coronation ceremony and the [[Archbishop (Camelot)|Archbishop]] crowns Arthur king.  Morgan, disguised as the [[Scullery Girl]] watches the ceremony and Arthur declares that he will rule for the people.

Revision as of 17:44, 5 February 2022

Scullery Girl

Background

Scullery Girl is a spell used by Morgan to change her appearance.

During the events of Camelot, Season 1 Episode 1 Homecoming played by Caoimhe O'Malley

During the feast, Scullery Girl mixes a poison and then pours it into the soup pot. King Uther eats from the soup and starts to choke. In the kitchen, the Scullery Girl transforms into Morgan.

During the events of Camelot, Season 1 Episode 2 The Sword and the Crown played by Caoimhe O'Malley

King Arthur has his coronation ceremony and the Archbishop crowns Arthur king. Morgan, disguised as the Scullery Girl watches the ceremony and Arthur declares that he will rule for the people.