Orm's Perspective on Arthur's Kingship

Mera urges Vulko to assist Arthur, but Vulko hesitates. Orm challenges Arthur's right to the throne, calling him a half-breed. Arthur, determined to prove himself, insists that the gods will reveal their will through bloodshed. In the final confrontation, Arthur demands Orm to yield the throne, asserting his difference from the Atlanteans.

Why does Vulko refuse to help Mera?

• He believes the people must witness the events.

• He is injured.

• He thinks Arthur can handle it alone.

• He is afraid of Orm.

What does Orm say about the trident?

• It does not change Arthur's true nature.

• It is a symbol of peace.

• It makes Arthur invincible.

• It belongs to Orm.

What is Orm's opinion about Arthur becoming king?

• He is indifferent.

• He believes Atlantis will never accept Arthur.

• He supports it.

• He thinks Arthur is too young.

What does Arthur demand from Orm?

• To leave Atlantis.

• To yield the throne.

• To apologize.

• To fight him.

How does Arthur differentiate himself from the Atlanteans?

• He is stronger.

• He is richer.

• He is more merciful.

• He is wiser.