Merlin

MERLIN

A leading figure in Celtic mythology and folklore, Merlin is a hero
told in multiple forms, the character of which was the subject of intense
and abundant literature from the Middle Ages to the present day.

Having become the father figure of the "Enchanter" with the famous pointed hat alongside Walt Disney,
He appears in medieval tales both as a Christ-like prophet
enabling the creation of The Round Table and The Quest for the Holy Grail
but also as a dark being, the son of a demon and a virgin,
then considered an outsider living in communion with nature and animals.

Merlin is also that madly in love with the fairy Viviane, teaching her
How to imprison him, an allegory of the poet and his passionate love
as told by Apollinaire in The Rotting Enchanter!

Merlin the Enchanter: a transgenerational hero:

Whether it is known to the older generation through The Legend of the Knights of the Round Table,
or by the youngest as an incompetent and dishonest enchanter in
the popular comedy series Kaamelott, but also by very young children
portrayed as the benevolent Merlin the Enchanter from Walt Disney,
Merlin the Enchanter is a character known to the whole family!