Test your Kaamelotian references, pegus! Are you a connoisseur of the best lines of Leodagan, always said with a smile and without wanting to hurt anyone (though)? It’s time to try your hand at completing his best dialogues. Warning, verbally violent quiz!
In Kaamelott, Léodagan appears from the first episode in the guise of Lionnel Astier. With Arthur and Perceval, they hide from more numerous adversaries and look for a stratagem to get out of this bad situation. We do not know that he is Arthur’s father-in-law, because Guinevere’s father. Léodagan is married to Séli, a cantankerous lady.
Like his wife, Léodagan is also cantankerous and authoritarian. He is upset that Arthur does not touch his daughter Guinevere and give an heir to the throne of Britain. He is also sorry that his son, Yvain, is not the fearless and blameless knight he hoped for.
Above all, Léodagan, a native of Carmelide, was satisfied to be welcomed at Kaamelott, the seat of power in Brittany, and acted as responsible for the defense of the Kingdom of Logres. Fond of ballistas and other weapons of war (as recalled in Kaamelott – First part), he has an obsession with placing turrets all around the island to counter a potential future invasion.
When Arthur abandoned the throne, Léodagan succeeded in convincing his daughter, Queen Guinevere, to appoint him regent of the kingdom of Logres. Her rise to power will be short-lived as Mevanwi, Karadoc’s wife, will destroy a legal act that will once again make her the rightful queen. She will take the opportunity to name Karadoc regent, but will be the real holder of power.