A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court · Character
King Uriens
A king and husband of Morgan le Fay, briefly mentioned.
minor
Also known as old Uriens
First appearance: XVI: Morgan le Fay
King Uriens shows up with force in XVI: Morgan le Fay. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Morgan's husband; kind-faced but subdued and fearful of his wife.
King Uriens first appears in 0018 xvi morgan le fay.
In XVI: Morgan le Fay: Morgan's husband; kind-faced but subdued and fearful of his wife.
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- Core Camelot Characters
- Protagonist
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- Closing
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See King Uriens in XVI: Morgan le Fay