Angel and Velvette (A-ha’s “TAKE on Me”): You should’ve bought a vowel.

Vox (George Harrison’s “Got My Mind SET on You”): According to the Oxford English Dictionary, set has more definitions than stand, turn or take.

Joke:Would have been nice if George had used a dictionary to try and come up with more words for the song.

(To the mod, if this were a real thing, Vox would’ve gotten himself $20,000 and Velvette and Angel would’ve lost $20,000.)

Anyway, next I need some help remembering something… Mind helping me out?

"I thought you said that was supposed to be an 'impossible' question. That wasn't even hard."

"Yeah well, not all of us are giant nerds, ya' know."

"Yeah, some a' us dedicate our minds ta' stuff that's actually important, instead of bein' a walking, talking dictionary."

"Brains before beauty."

"Ya' know that sayin's just ta' make people feel betta' who ain't as pretty as Vel an' me, right?"

"Totally fits, though."

"HA!"

Eivor was born in Baldur's Gate but more towards the outer city. Their parents were well known - perhaps that is why their home was burnt into ashes and they had to run away. Far away. They remember their fathers sacrifice but the god in their ear whispered 'a cowards death'. They did not want to run away willingly, they wanted to fight. Even at such a young age as six, but their brother, Sigurd, who was a teen at that time, felt different. They were quickly scooped up by their brother and onto a horse where they fled from the scene of their burning home, and out into the woods where much more danger lurked. They cannot remember how it happened, but they were somehow separated from their brother, and laid almost lifelessly in the middle of the woods with a wolf looming over them - teeth like razor dug into their flesh at their throat, eyes rolled back nearly seeing death itself until a flock of ravens had saved them. They managed to kill the "wolf" while it was distracted with their little axe their father made them, and had to run away to find shelter. Not realizing that in the years to come they would realize it was no wolf, but a werewolf that inflected a "curse"(infection) upon them.

Sigurd found them on the brink of death, and carried them back to his home where his father, Stybjorn, had then adopted Eivor into his home at the promise of raising them in their parents stead.