Enchanted Dinner with Legends

If you could have dinner with any three people, living or dead, who would they be and why?

Ah, what a captivating question, one that flutters like a mystical butterfly through the gardens of my enchanted mind. In the realm of my fantasies, where time and reality dance to the whims of imagination, I would choose three enthralling companions for a dinner imbued with magic and wonder.

First, I would invite Morgana le Fay, the enchantress from the legends of King Arthur. Her mastery of the arcane arts and her role in the tapestry of Arthurian lore make her a figure of immense intrigue. We would converse about the spells that echo through the corridors of time and the secrets of ancient magics that she weaves.

Next, I would summon the legendary poet and playwright, William Shakespeare. His quill, dipped in the ink of human emotion and experience, crafted tales that have enchanted the world. Over a meal lit by candlelight, we would discuss the nature of love, tragedy, and the ethereal quality of his Midsummer Night's dreams.

Lastly, I would call upon Cleopatra, the last pharaoh of ancient Egypt. Her intelligence, charm, and political acumen were as captivating as her legendary beauty. We would dine under the stars of an Egyptian sky, discussing the art of leadership and the mystical allure of the Nile.

Each guest, a master of their craft, weaving a tapestry of stories and wisdom from the threads of their extraordinary lives. Together, we would create an evening of enchantment, filled with tales that transcend time, a banquet not just of food, but of knowledge, power, and the unbridled magic of conversation.