Maybe you had a past life in this country! I am in London, I was born in America then we went to live in Ireland and I came here when I was 15 and I knew straightaway that I’d been here before! When I was a kid I used to talk about my other mummy and daddy! A common feature in cases of studied reincarnation, then I went To a hypnotist who specialised in past life regression, £70 but he was the best of the best and I had had a lifetime here in the 1920s! Also a previous lifetime as a Victorian prostitute! So the feeling of déjà vu when I was around the centre of London was overwhelming! Now I am a believer in reincarnation and I was always fascinated by British Culture and history et cetera so it makes sense and maybe that’s the case with you! Maybe not I don’t know, something for you to explore! Do you happen to know where the previous episode he’s talking about is?? Don’t worry if you’re too busy or if it’s the middle of the night over there!

I was just thinking about how this might line up with The Last Kingdom. I don’t know if the show is historically accurate or not. I do love the time period, though!

Wheat goes up must come down.

Being an Edgar, verified through ancestry and blood tests, I can say Edgar Allen Poe was not a relative. King Edgar's ancestors carrying the Edgar name as a last name not first.

I Googled that question and found it was part historically accurate and part made for the story line. Some characters in The Last Kingdom could not have actually met because of time differences.

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You are aware that english stright out 'is' a germanic language, right? West-germanic, to be precise, the same group including german. That it has roman loan words does not change this.

The English language is like one of the most culturaly diverse languages in the world, containing Anglo saxon, norse, Danish, German, French and latin.

@@rileyg96x60 Many influences and loan words. Still a West-germanic language, based on its structure and the vast majority of words.

@@torbjornlekberg7756 old saxon correct? With some frisian

@@rileyg96x60 And some remnants of celtic.

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