A mere handful of years after “Merlin Enthralled” graced the literary world, President John F. Kennedy's administration earned the enchanting moniker of “Camelot,” drawing a parallel to the legendary court of King Arthur. Dive into the rich history of Kennedy’s presidency and unearth the echoes of Arthur’s Round Table that resound through this era.

In the realm of contemporary magic tales, J. R. R. Tolkien’s epic Lord of the Rings and J. K. Rowling’s enchanting chronicles of Harry Potter draw inspiration from the age-old myths of Arthurian legend. Immerse yourself in one of these spellbinding stories, and identify the magical elements that may trace their roots back to the legendary sorcerer Merlin.

Musical Enchantment

Imagine the mesmerizing melodies the siren’s daughter might have woven to beguile Merlin. Embark on a musical journey through the Middle Ages and compose an essay delving into the instruments of that era and the lyrical melodies that might have floated from them.

Exploring Merlin's Fate

Seek a source that offers an alternative account of Merlin’s demise, distinct from the tale spun in “Merlin Enthralled.” Craft a concise paper that outlines this variant narrative and articulate which version resonates more with you, providing reasons for your belief.

Reflections on Disappearance

If you've ever experienced the sudden absence of a cherished mentor, akin to Merlin’s mysterious vanishing from Arthur’s life, consider writing an essay or poem. Reflect on their impact, the reasons for their sudden departure, and how it shaped your journey.

Capturing Legend

Merlin is gently lulled into slumber beside a serene lake, his presence unnoticed by those who seek him. Venture to a nearby water body with a camera in hand. Capture an image of a location that whispers of the kind of tranquil spot where Merlin might have met his fate. Share your photograph and the story behind it with your classmates.