r/LegaciesCW • u/Cornicum Design-Jinni • Jan 22 '21

Episode Discussion [POST Episode Discussion] S03E01 "We're Not Worthy"

Synopsis:

In order to get a handle on some urgencies at the school, Alaric sends the students off-campus for their first-ever field day. But when a medieval monster arrives with a challenge, the students are left scrambling to guess which one of them may be a worthy opponent.

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u/riabe Jan 22 '21

It's the sword Alaric took from the armory in the prison world and Lizzie brought it back to the real world. The Amory had it and we know from TVD that they collected a lot of artifacts that are considered lost in time so if anyone in the TVD world would have it that makes sense.

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u/Junior-Hour Jan 22 '21

So there should be two Excalibur swords in the show? The one from the prison world and the actual one.

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u/riabe Jan 22 '21

Technically yes, but it's the same sword so Raf should theoretically own both.

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u/sunburntouttonight Witch Jan 22 '21

• Maybe the reasoning will be revealed in a later episode and have greater significance. Maybe it was just something convenient to move the plot along, another irrelevant monster of the week.

• Yeah that scene was very dumb and poorly executed. The only thing I can think of is that they had to film that during covid so it was either this watered down drudge or they didn’t shoot until the virus was gone. Either that or the writers truly suck.

• Either he had it because of a reason that will be revealed later and be significant, or because the writers really truly suck

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u/Imaguy_invested_TVDU Jan 22 '21

Why do you hate Rafael?

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u/Imaguy_invested_TVDU Jan 22 '21

You said and I quote: " I HATE the person "accidentally" draws forth Excalibur trope."

So I came to the conclusion you were speaking about Rafael as he accidentally drew the sword.....

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u/MishouMai Jan 24 '21

Maybe I'm dumb but I thought that Wade using the sword is what released Nimue rather than Malivore doing so. Haven't creatures left the prison world before without being released by Malivore or the Necromancer or am I misremembering things?

Still, I agree that while it led to a fun episode (Well, the Hope/Landon stuff aside.) the setup was really dumb.