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Summary
Merlin and the King's doors had a long history between them. On rough mornings, the doors became the one to feel the brunt of flying goblets and mushy fruits that Arthur would throw at him. On good mornings, he would be the one to shut the doors at the King's face, ignoring the royal's annoyed cries of his name. For Merlin those doors became a pillar of support, a place to rest and helped to build up the courage to put up with the life of lies and pretence and ignore the snake pit that he lived in.
Now, those doors were what stood between his life of lies and safety and his freedom and danger.
After the defeat of Morgana, Merlin stands in front of the King's chambers, planning to go inside to finally tell Arthur about his Magic.
But the thing is, would he listen?
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