Quote Originally Posted by Buffalobiian
The easiest solution is that whoever killed Arthur's father disguised themselves as Arawn. Not that it makes much sense neither.
Or all the Spirits are considered the same, and are nasty folks. Arawn turned black, becoming good. Still, he held himself accountable for all that the Spirits did. Who knows, maybe they all were called Arawn...

Due to the fact Arawn was supposed to have died ages ago and was only resurrected a little while ago, it's hard to believe he could have personally killed Arthur's dad. Regardless, unless it was some witless plot of his, it's hard to imagine he would have risked the life of his body for nothing.

One thing is sure, though: Arthur reached an all time low once again. That dude never ceases to amaze.

About the time Gaius actually launches his attack. Was he seriously just waiting for the never-to-come reinforcements all this time? He's not nearly as tough as I thought.