A theme in three parts using Merlin fanworks: I really like gifsets that present an argument or use the photos in a new way.
As an example, although this one's argument comes in a reblog comment by comin-up-for-air, it brings context that a viewer less familiar with the canon wouldn't know.
Although this is less analytical, I have always found myself wondering in this scene presented by iknownowmerlin, if Arthur was meant to be amused by Merlin's statement, or if the editor just chose a scene where Bradley James barely kept himself from laughing at Colin Morgan's outrage.
Lastly, I quite enjoy gifsets that recontextualize scenes to create new stories, such as the Bring Your Own Fanfic Plot series by mayalunas.
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Date: 2020-07-02 05:34 pm (UTC)As an example, although this one's argument comes in a reblog comment by comin-up-for-air, it brings context that a viewer less familiar with the canon wouldn't know.
Although this is less analytical, I have always found myself wondering in this scene presented by iknownowmerlin, if Arthur was meant to be amused by Merlin's statement, or if the editor just chose a scene where Bradley James barely kept himself from laughing at Colin Morgan's outrage.
Lastly, I quite enjoy gifsets that recontextualize scenes to create new stories, such as the Bring Your Own Fanfic Plot series by mayalunas.