The Sword In The Stone and Excalibur both fail the Chekhov's Gun principle. Why are they in the myth at all?
>>2477353
>Why are they in the myth at all?
Because it's myth, not story. You don't have one composition by an author who has plenty of time to think over and edit the plotline or plotlines to make sure it's a coherent whole. You have a huge number of stories being tossed around by various authors, half of which contradict the other half, and eventually get rolled together in some sort of grand retelling, based on what that individual compiler thinks was cool.
>>2477353
Real life doesn't follow your gay trope conventions.
>>2477353
Who appointed you king of the no fun brigade?