@nise_yoshimi I’ve thought about this a lot and I think it’s because O’Brien couldn’t answer him if he wanted to - he both believes that Big Brother exists and that he doesn’t. The whole point of this exchange is to show the extent to which he can hold both contradictory beliefs at once.
@pianavyshnya@CoeusQueryall@twentie_0 I’d say that their positive role in Bulgarian history started in 1878 and was pretty much over by the time Battenberg did his retarded coup (which would have been ultra based if he didn’t let russian officers run the government)
Napoleon was not only a military genius but a polymath who was elected to France’s premier intellectual institution. He could pick up almost anything: his literary criticism impressed Goethe, he could debate mathematical theory with Laplace, and his knowledge of music impressed Berlioz.
@VikVran I mean no modern day or 90s Bulgarian would be called that, but a cool headcanon would be that Bulgarian (and in general Balkan) wizards maintained some pre Ottoman traditions and names.