Antoine Lavoisier.
Were you married to a famous person?
- I was not alive in the 20th century
- I am female
- I am not fictional
- I am not American
That was Ada Lovelace, Lord Byron’s daughter (and a pioneer of computer science in her own right)
Direct question: Are you European?
- I was not alive in the 20th century
- I am female
- I am not fictional
- I am not American
- I was not married to a famous person*
- I was married though
Ah. This is a bit :o !
I am Ada Lovelace!
(I knew I was Byron’s daughter, but not that he wrote Don Juan … :eek: )
Good job, astorian! Game over.
Yes.
Liddell, actually, but you were correct on the identification. Is “Chuck” not used as a nickname in Britain? During the Royal Wedding hullabaloo (yes, it extended to the erstwhile “Colonies”) of 1981, references to “Chuck and Di” were common in gossip columns and tabloid headlines.
I always thought that was just for the sake of being able to make the toast “Drink up, Chuck and Di.”