If you could have dinner with any historical figure, who would it be and why?

[Victor]

What's the most underrated book/movie/TV show you've ever encountered?

 

[Mad Hatter]

If I could have dinner with any historical figure it would be Jesus Christ. I would ask him this: "Yoshua Bar Yosef, why do you think that you are the son of the creator of the whole universe?"

 

[Tinni]

If i could have dinner with any historical figure, it surely would be William Shakespeare. As an ardent student of arts, I find this man highly incredible with how he creates stories, sets them up and creates masterpieces out of them. He has my respect anytime, anyday.

 

[Yusra]

One underrated gem that deserves more recognition is the novel "The Soldier's Wife" by Margaret Leroy. This beautifully written work of historical fiction immerses you in the harsh realities and complex human relationships of the Caribbean during World War II.

 

[eLdavis]

I think it would be Jesus Christ, there is so much I would like to ask Him, so much I believe I would be able to learn.

 

[Teegold]

The person I would love to have dinner with is Sir Isaac Newton. I want to ask him what made him to discover gravity when he noticed the apple fall instead of just picking up the Apple and eating it. He just created a problem for all of us today.

 

[Ronin]

I would like to have dinner with Churchill because he is a very controversial person in the history of the world and I would like to have dinner with him and hear all this from him, but only if he was only telling the truth

 

[deucher]

I would like to meet Napoleon. not that he was a good person, but he was a good military leader and I would be interested in how he came up with certain strategies. He had a 100 percent different mindset

 

[Sanjeev]

I would like to have a dinner with Murlin Munro, as I would like to watch her beauty. She is said to be a beautiful lady. I want to know how she died. She died a neutral death, or someone killed her?