Only Derfel and few others are Saxon there, and only by birth since he was enslaved as a newborn by British warriors and then given to Merlin as his slave.

Also the adaptation apparently strips him from the main character and gives this role to Arthur (and they must have changed even Merlin's role too as he's too young for that).

Only Derfel and few others are Saxon there, and only by birth since he was enslaved as a newborn by British warriors and then given to Merlin as his slave.

Also the adaptation apparently strips him from the main character and gives this role to Arthur (and they must have changed even Merlin's role too as he's too young for that).

Only Derfel and few others are Saxon there, and only by birth since he was enslaved as a newborn by British warriors and then given to Merlin, and the adaptation apparently strips him from the main character and gives this role to Arthur (and they must have changed even Merlin's role too as he's too young for that).

Only Derfel is a Saxon there, and only by birth since he was enslaved as a newborn by British warriors and then given to Merlin, and the adaptation apparently strips him from the main character and gives this role to Arthur (and they must have changed even Merlin's role as he's too young for that).

Only Derfel is a Saxon there, and only by birth since he was enslaved as a newborn by British warriors and then given to Merlin (and the adaptation apparently strips him from the main character and gives this role to Arthur).

Only Derfel is a Saxon there, and only by birth since he was enslaved as a newborn by British warriors and then adopted by Merlin (and the adaptation apparently strips him from the main character and gives this role to Arthur).

Only Derfel is a Saxon there, and only by birth since he was enslaved newborn (and the adaptation apparently strips him from the main character and gives this role to Arthur).