Quotes from Merlin, DVD commentaries, interviews or just general cast quotes!
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Gaius: I can see deep into your heart. And it is cold, cold as stone. You play Uther’s loving ward, you play it so well. You fool him but you don’t fool me. You would see Uther dead. And Camelot destroyed.
Morgana: Why would you say such a thing?
Gaius: Because it is true. There is evil in your heart.
Morgana: I don’t know what’s come over you. You were always such a good friend to me.
Gaius: I see the truth frightens you.
Morgana: It’s you that frightens me. 

Merlin, series 3, episode 3 - Goblin’s Gold

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Mordred: I shall never forgive this, Emrys. And I shall never forget.

Merlin series 2, episode 11 - The Witch’s Quickening

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Arthur: If I do it… If I marry her, what will you do?
Gwen: I will watch you grow into the King that Camelot deserves. It is as it should be.

Merlin series 3, episode 6: The Changeling 

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(when asked how the You’re The Voice phenomenon started)

Colin: Anyone seen the film Hot Rod? I was telling Bradley about it and I just thought it was hilarious, and I was just talking about that moment in Hot Rod where that song You’re The Voice comes up. And I was going ‘what’s that song, you’re the voice…’, and he was like ‘yeah I know that song!’ And for literally the whole morning he started singing it and then the whole crew were singing it. And then it sorta escalated, didn’t it? So yeah, that’s the origins of You’re The Voice.
Anthony: But Bradley never sings on set.
Colin: Never…
Anthony: Never, no. He’s very shy and retiring.

(pause……both laugh)

"He may be an idiot, but he’s a brave one. There’s something about you, Merlin. I can’t quite put my finger on it.."

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Prince Arthur (Bradley James)

*series 1, episode 1 - The Dragon’s Call* 

"In a land of myth, and a time of magic… the destiny of a great kingdom rests on the shoulders of a young boy. His name… Merlin."

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The Great Dragon (John Hurt)

*opening lines*