Wow, this was a monster. I understand why you dumped everything at once, but it seems a shame that I'll never be able to fully comment on everything. I don't begrudge you your ambition though, I wish more people did something with their talent--as much as I enjoy the gift-culture of fanworks. Sadly, whatever original work you make, it won't be the same as Al and Arthur. Not that you can't have nation avatar/nation goddesses..

Ha ha, knew it was Durandal. (Flame of the West, ho ho)

Love your notion of living minerals. CS Lewis had that too, but he never fully went into it. So much of Narnia is unknown to us..

Those are some pretty corny lines BTW. Almost as bad as puns.

Gah, I love the idea of Wales being Mithir's son. Makes me want to open my Chronicles of Prydain books and try to imagine Wales in his own native sort of adventure.

Your spellchecker has some funny miswordings. I think one was making 'penchant' into 'perchance'.

I swear I've run across Angharad in some faerie book before, possibly something about a kidnapped mortal woman. It tickles me to think of her as Mother Britain.

Hetalia has opened so much to me. Since finding out about the Material of France, I'm curious about that, and after Fan Arguments about Holy Roman Empire, I understand a little more about Aquitaine and how all the folklores sort of mix together at some point. And that's just Europe!

Can't think of any questions in particular, but good luck!