in king arthur knights of the round table who is elaine's maid?
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There is no mention of a "maid" specifically for Elaine.   She is the daughter of Sir Bernard of Astolat and is also sometimes called:\n\nElaine the White\nElaine the Fair\nMaid of Astolat
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Koriand'r is a trained warrior, Angelica is a nice girl who did not want to be like the hellions that Emma Frost was training her with. There would be an awful fight, but Koriand'r would win. \n\n30 NOV 06, 0430 hrs, GMT.
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continue from here.\n\n\n [Inside the castle the coronation is held in Latin. Marke and \n               Isolde are crowned and take their seats on their thrones. Back \n               at the lookout point the flag bearers are stabbed by the Irish. \n               Dancing happens at the coronation celebrations]\n \n                                     MARKE\n                         Tristan! Seems I worried for nothing.\n \n                         \n                                     WICTRED\n                         May I dance with the Queen, or does \n                         Tristan have the next one?\n \n                                     MARKE\n                         That’s right, you have never danced \n                         with Isolde before!\n \n               [Tristan is pushed forward to dance with Isolde]\n\n                                     WICTRED\n                         A new song for Tristan. Slow.\n\n                                     ISOLDE\n                         Why did you burn it?\n\n                                     TRISTAN\n                         You know.\n\n                                     ISOLDE\n                         Meet me there in an hour or I’ll die.\n \n                         \n               [The dance ends]\n\n                                     MARKE\n                         I could still teach you a thing or two, \n                         dancing being one of them.\n \n                                     KAYE\n                         Accuse him now.\n\n                                     WICTRED\n                         No, no, no. We’ll have more than accusations.\n \n                         \n               [Tristan leaves]\n\n                                     MARKE\n                         Is something the matter?\n\n                                     ISOLDE\n                         I’m just feeling a little weary that’s \n                         all. I might just go and have a lie \n                         down.\n \n                                     MARKE\n                         Of course.\n\n               [Isolde leaves]\n\n                                     WICTRED\n                         Friends, friends hear me! We’ve forgotten \n                         the full moon isn’t it time to ride \n                         out?\n \n                                     GENERAL\n                         No. Tonight it cause for exception.\n \n                         \n                                     WICTRED\n                         But the coronation should uphold tradition, \n                         surely it is not to be neglected already?\n \n                         \n                                     MARKE\n                         We honour it. In half a night. Ride \n                         out! Where’s Tristan?\n \n               \n\n               [Everyone leaves to hunt while Tristan and Isolde race to be \n               with each other]\n \n                                     ISOLDE\n                         I miss Ireland\n\n                                     TRISTAN\n                         Isolde, this must end.\n\n                                     ISOLDE\n                         That’s like asking me to stop breathing.\n \n                         \n                                     TRISTAN\n                         It cannot be.\n\n               [Elsewhere Wictred leads the hunt to where Tristan and Isolde \n               are]\n \n                                     ISOLDE\n                         Please don’t leave me. Please!\n\n               [They kiss only to have the hunting party come upon them]\n\n                                     MARKE\n                         Isolde? There is someone...  No.\n\n                                     KING DONNCHADH\n                         I see how it is in Cornwall. My money \n                         is good enough, my
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King Arthur's knights.\n\nCamelot is one of Rngland's greatest legends.  Arthur pulled the sword from the stone and became King of England.  He united England and then when peace prevailed his knights when on the quest for the Holy Grail.  His best knight Lancelot and his Queen Guinevere fell in love and that love destroyed the kingdom.
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1. Conflict shown between Montagues and Capulets.  The Price of Padua bans all fighting.  Romeo crashes a Capulet party, sees Juliet, and forgets all about some other woman he was in love with before.  Later he climbs up on Juliet's balcony and finds out she loves him back.  They kiss.\n\n2. Romeo and Juliet decide to get married and find a willing priest to marry them.  Romeo and Tybalt (Juliet's brother) get into an argument and Mercutio (Romeo's friend) gets in the way.  Tybalt kills Mercutio and Romeo kills Tybalt.  Juliet hears of this news and is upset.  Romeo is banished by the Prince and must flee Padua.\n\n3.  In order to flee Padua to be with Romeo (now her husband) Juliet takes poison to feign death.  Juliet's nurse is supposed to tell Romeo but she is harassed by Romeo's friends, gets angry, and doesn't give anyone the message.  Romeo thinks Juliet is really dead, visits her crypt, takes some poison, and drinks.  He dies.  Juliet wakes up, sees Romeo dead, takes his dagger, and kills herself.  Everyone else find them lying together and is very sorry.\n\nUpdate:  Both the Montagues and the Capulets are rival noble families in Padua (Italy).  They are not of different social classes, they're just mad at each other.
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Her name was Moaning Myrtle. She was killed by a basilisk in a Hogwarts bathroom in 1943 by Tom Riddle (aka Voldie)
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King Arthur is a legend and a myth,king Richard was a well know monarch of the British Isle,so no they were not related.
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Morgan Le Fay, interesting to note that she was also classed as a Celtic death-goddess.\n\nOther names her hasbeen known as:\nMorgan the Fate\nFata Morgana\n\nSometimes she was known as the ninefold goddess, the 'Nine Sisters called Morgen' ruling the Fortunate Isles in the far west, where dead heros went. Sometimes she or they became mermaids. Morgans or "sea-women" could draw down to their palaces of gold and crystal at the bottom of the sea of ponds those ill-fated to venture to near the water.\n\nMorgan was related to the Crone aspect as Mother Deathand would cast a destroying curse on every man. Even Arthurian romances which presented her as a human being, Arthur's sister, inconsistently admitted: "Morgan the Goddess is her name, and there is never a man so high and proud but she can humble and tame him.\n\nSometime she kindly promised immortality to her favored lovers, like Ogier the Dane, who accompanied her to paridise. As the Morrigan, she stage-managed the contest between Cu Chulainn and a giant named Terrible. She presided over Cu Chulainn's killing of his spring-time rival, in a tale based on the Celtic legend of Gawain and the Green Knight.\n\nMorgan sat at the head of the table in the Green Knight's castle, presiding over death and resurrectionof the rival year-gods as they beheaded one another in thier proper seasons. Gawain was obviously a solar hero, his strength waxing in the morning and waning in the afternoon; he was one of the four brothers representing the four solar seasons. The Green Knight was his perpetual antagonist.\n\nGawain bore Morgan's pentacle as a heraldic device on his blood-red shield. He and his rival seem to have established the ceremony of knighthood, a symbolic decapitation, which formerly transformed a victem into a god at the end of the year.\n\nLate romances deprived Morgan of her divinity and made her human. Morgan became Arthur's sister, yet she still held the power of necromancy, a prototypical witch. She received a fictitious husband, King Uriens of Gore, probably a corrupt form of the classic castrated heaven-god Uranus. Her name was applied to almost anything magical, miraculous, or misleading, as Fata Morgana. An old word for witches' spells, glamor, came from Glamorgan, the Goddess's sacred territory in Wales.\n\nMorgan's mysterious Fortunate Isles continued to appear n Irish folklore up to the present time. It was claimed that off the coast of Galway nine islands rose out of the sea every seven years; but if anyone tryed to reach them by boat they would vanish.\n\n\nI hope this helps out, sorry I got carried away with the length of this response, but it is a favoured subject of mine.
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Several sites agree that the number is stated differently in different publications.\n\nThe 25 you mention are the names inscribed in the Winchester Round Table. Other knights may have been at this table at various times, and were part of various Knight orders.
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George by far.  I loved when he hugged Bailey and said she's back.  Then her water broke on his feet.\n\nBailey is the 2nd best character - she has great lines.
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Sir Galahad; As I heard the story, the lady of the lake told Arthur to find his champion on the far side of the sea. He made the trip and found Lancelot (we all know how that turned out).\n\nLancelot was good, but it was not he the Lady of the lake spoke of. She meant for Arthur tu find his son, Galahad (who was way too young at the time)
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My favorite story!\n\nArthur was the son of Igraine and Uther Pendragon.\nHe was tutored by Merlin the magician.\nWhen he got older, he pulled the sword Excallibur from a stone, indicating thaht he was to be the next king of England. \nAs king, he built a round table around which his knights sat. His capital was Camelot.\nUnfortunately, he had a half sister called Morgana le Fay. She tricked him into having a son with her, called Mordred.\nArthur married Gueneviere, but she fell in love with one of the knights of the round table, called Lancelot. Lancelot was also Arthur's best friend.\nEventually, Mordred grew up and challenged Arthur for the throne. Mordred revealed that Gueneviere had an affair with Lancelot. Now Arthur had to punish them, which he would rather not have done.\nThere is a battle, Mordred kills Arthur.\nThe end.
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a chalice  used by Christ at the last supper.\nhave you read any of the King Arthur stories?
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go to the merry maids website....just click below
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King Arthur is the figure at the heart of the Arthurian legends. He is said to be the son of Uther Pendragon and Igraine of Cornwall. Arthur is a near mythic figure in Celtic stories such as Culhwch and Olwen. In early Latin chronicles he is presented as a military leader, the dux bellorum. In later romance he is presented as a king and emperor.
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The King finds out that the bride he won, Isolde, is in love with Tristan.  He's mad until he finds out they've loved each other since before he (the king) even met Isolde.  So, the kind guy he is- he puts them on a boat and tells them to live happily ever after.\nBut Tristan comes back to help fight the battle- and dies (in Isolde's arms.)\n\nFin.
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Favorite Character: Carlotta\nSong:  Music of the night\nScene: Masquerade\nCostume:  Carlotta's dress when they sing "poor fool he makes me laugh"\n\nKeira Knightley auditioned for the role of Christine Daaé