Okay, I was all poised to correct you there, but apparently what happened is that in all but the oldest versions of the legend, Morgaine LeFay and Morgause were combined into a single figure, under Morgaine's (Morgan's) name, or so Wikipedia tells me. But I can still correct your spelling, as there's a 'e' on the end of it.
Correction: "or so Wikipedia -would imply-", by virtue of calling Morgause Morgan LeFay's sister and mother to Mordred despite every version of the legend I've read/heard/seen saying Morgan/Morgaine is Mordred's mother.
Correction: "or so Wikipedia -would imply-", by virtue of calling Morgause Morgan LeFay's sister and mother to Mordred despite every version of the legend I've read/heard/seen saying Morgan/Morgaine is Mordred's mother.
"It's Morgan's sister Morgaus"
Okay, I was all poised to correct you there, but apparently what happened is that in all but the oldest versions of the legend, Morgaine LeFay and Morgause were combined into a single figure, under Morgaine's (Morgan's) name, or so Wikipedia tells me. But I can still correct your spelling, as there's a 'e' on the end of it.
Correction: "or so Wikipedia -would imply-", by virtue of calling Morgause Morgan LeFay's sister and mother to Mordred despite every version of the legend I've read/heard/seen saying Morgan/Morgaine is Mordred's mother.
Correction: "or so Wikipedia -would imply-", by virtue of calling Morgause Morgan LeFay's sister and mother to Mordred despite every version of the legend I've read/heard/seen saying Morgan/Morgaine is Mordred's mother.