King Arthur (Marvel Comics) vision that his unborn son would rise up and destroy him. This ended up resulting in the birth of Mordred as Merlin worked to prepare King Arthur for the day this prophecy happens. Following a fight with the Romans, King Arthur's half-sister Morgan le Fay became one of the fiercest foes of King Arthur, Merlin, and all of Camelot. When it came to the Battle of Camlann, King Arthur and Mordred faced each other where both of them became badly wounded. In his dying breath, King Arthur instructed Sir Bedivere throw Excalibur into Lake Benoye. At first he was reluctant,
Either/Or Stangerup, (1937-1998) a Danish writer, wrote three books as a way to illustrate Kierkegaard's three stages of existence, 1981, "The Road to Lagoa Santa", which was about Kierkegaard's brother-in-law Peter Wilhelm Lund (the ethicist), 1985 "The Seducer: It Is Hard to Die in Dieppe", Peder Ludvig Moller was the esthetic in that novel, and in 1991 "Brother Jacob" which describes Søren Kierkegaard as a Franciscan monk. In contemporary times, "Either/Or" received new life as a grand philosophical work with the publication of Alasdair MacIntyre's "After Virtue" (1981), where MacIntyre situates "Either/Or" as an attempt to capture the Enlightenment spirit set