Haynes King, Jealousy and Flirtation, 1874, Victoria & Albert Museum.
Every once in a blue moon, Quora has an amusing and informative answer to a question.
Asked for a small act which might prevent WWII, Jon Davis responds:
I’d give a flower to a very particular young lady at a very particular moment in time.
This would have to be a very particular young lady, of course. Given the consequences of the choice, it had better also be a very particular flower. But either way, I would give a flower to a lady.
This young woman would a be very important girl in history, because at the time I would meet her, she should rightly be meeting someone else. If I were to succeed in gaining her attention, the attention of one girl history only remembers as a footnote, and even that for only a few short minutes, history would never have been the same.
As I said, this girl must be special, so special that there is no other girl like her in the world. She must be the Duke of Cleveland’s daughter. The time would have to be around 1837.
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Surellin
If this gentleman insists on meddling with the past, I insist that he stay away from my grandparents.
Do I dare
Disturb the universe?
In a minute there is time
For decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse.
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