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Charles, Kerls & churls
English has the word churl, meaning 'rude, ill-bred, boorish person'. This word is not only related to German Kerl and Dutch kerel ('guy; dude') but also to the name Charles. Carolus, the Latin ancestor of Charles, was borrowed from a Germanic word meaning 'freeman', a variant of which became English churl. Click the graphic for more.
Dragon Lord Ember if she was from Brabant
Damn, like I really just want someone to wrap their legs around me rn.
Embracing Couple, Peter Paul Rubens.
