What do you guys think of my specific personal take on Arthurian Mythos?

Long short story, I'm writing a fanfic where PHH Morgan is the heroine/second protagonist... her human self, that is. I won't say her background but while still a PHH Morgan, something *unprecedented* happened that diverged her from Canon Morgan. This is a small purview on her ("I want forget it ever happened") perspective regarding her past.

It's sort of goes like this. There's something *more* to the whole "British Isles" snafu that is reflected via the incomprehensible levels of inconsistencies of the IRL!Arthurian myths. Basically, I'm doing a Nasu where all those versions are true, but here's the twist...

The timeline doesn't follow "human logic" here. They all happened and yet when you think about it, there's too many inconsistencies between these "versions" and the timeframe between certain events are *too short*.

This is due to the British Isles being in the precipice between the tug-of-war of two phenomena - the persisting the "Age of Gods" and moving on to the "Age of Man".

I like to think of this as a combination of "Ash Ketchum" effect and a sort "composite realities" part of the exact same Texture (Britain).

So there can be things like "Artoria ruled Camelot for 10 years but also 39 years", "Morgan is the daughter of Gorgois but also the biological daughter of Uther", "Morgan and Morgause are two seperate beings but also one and the same", etc.

Morgan, as both a Fairy and a Human, is far more sensitive to all this. This is part of the reason she was granted multiple purposes that are so contradicting with one another. In a sense, she's being pulled from all directions by all these "Truths".