I remember the first time I remembered a smell. This was remembering to the extent that it stopped me in my tracks, taking me back to a specific moment, a specific place and a specific feeling. The smell was that of a bike shop. Mainly rubber, with notes of oil and plastic and a strong hint of sheer excitement. In that instant I was about 10 years old, in Bache Brothers Cycles at Lye Cross, near Stourbridge, in the West Midlands. My grandad was next to me, with the shop man. I was getting a bike for my birthday.
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"Birds of a Feather" by Billie Eilish (Episode 5)
Old English is certainly its own language, with its own grammar, vocab, and idioms. And it does need to be studied as a different language - even now I feel like I have only scratched it's surface.