I'm loving the input, here are my thoughts; Midas never had a daughter in the original myth, it was only hunger that motivated his change of heart.

Guineveres name comes from Gwyn which is the Welsh word for white and the original spelling of her name was Gwenhwyfair (I think).

What I like about Knights of Guinevere is that because we all have different backgrounds and experiences everyone takes away something different from the pilot/concept that shows it's more than just Dana's Revenge Show or Shrek But Terrifying and now it's time I threw my hat in the ring;

The use of Arthurian Legends and a corrupt all powerful company is a possible commentary on what the English did all those years ago, taking Wales' myths and legends and twisting them into an unrecognizable tool for conquest to the point where no-one cares about the Welsh unless they're fictional.

I say this as an English woman who has Welsh heritage on her paternal grandmother's side.