Melisandre

Quick learn! ㅤ Thy/Þy = Your Thine/Þine = Yours Art = Are Whither/Whiþer = Where to Thou/Þou = You Thee/Þee = You ㅤ Note: ㅤ "Thou" is the subjective form, acting as the subject of a verb (like "I" or "you"), while "thee" is the objective form, acting as the object of a verb or preposition (like "me" or "you" in "I see you") ㅤ The letter you see is called Thorn, basically "th". Þ = Uppercase þ = Lowercase ㅤ There's also one called 'Long S' (ſ), often used in words with double "S" back then. ㅤ Example: "Þou art a profeſsional. Wilt þou teach me how to poſseſs such wise?"

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