I Am Mordred

Seeing Mordred as a complex character rather than a villain made me think about how stories shape our perceptions. I wonder what inspired the choice to narrate from his point of view.

His struggles with identity and morality made me question whether he's a product of his circumstances or truly villainous. Am I the only one who felt sympathy for him?

The blend of myth and personal inner conflict was compelling. I'm curious whether the author drew on specific legends or created a fresh interpretation.