>>149774436
Actually incorrect. Her people fucking hated her. Saber doesn't realize until the final battle that Mordred was irrelevant, her people would've rebelled against her with or without her because they were sick of how incompetent Saber's reign was where they were starved, deprived of their homes and crops, sacrificed to win fights, and forced the engage in perpetual warfare with other nations

From Garden of Avalon:
>As she circled the blazing country, repeating the process of retreating and giving chase, she realised the reason for the rebellion. The soldiers that joined Mordred's rebellion were not united by their hatred for King Arthur. The unending wars. The barren land. The children that died of starvation. They had always been enduring it. They had always protested that they could not take any more.
>"—Ah..."
>Please put up with it. Please bear with it. That was what she told the knights. Indeed, she was the ideal king. She urged everyone to live a proper human life—to live a life of integrity. She told them that a prosperous country would definitely arise in the end. But... for how long? >How long would they have to persevere to be rewarded? "Everyone else... had long since been at their limits. I was... the only one that could still take it." It was because she was the ideal king that she could not see her people's weaknesses. Objectively speaking, anyone could tell—that at this point, her heart had already been broken