If I Could Tell It

My name is Arthur Pendragon and I am a legend. Maybe you will hear my legend as I believe it should be told. But that is only If I Could Tell It. Fall Asleep In My American Dreams. Arthur Pendragon is a boy who feels like the world does not make sense. But, would the world make sense to you if you were stuck between medieval Britain and modern-day America? And besides that, he also has his future as the high king of Britain to worry about, his cruel, drunken maniac father, and the death of his mother, really the only person who understood him. His friends are not much help either. In Britain, Lancelot never quite seems to believe his recollections of America. In America, Ty seems more consumed with football, girls, and “adventures” than any sort of serious conversation. The only people that might understand are the strange girl in the lake, Viviane, and perhaps the stranger called Merlin who appears after Arthur finds a sword stuck in a stone. As Arthur shifts between America and Britain, he faces self-awareness, identity issues, and all sorts of perils.