#he grew up in the edwardian era (which was 1901 to 1910)
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Haven't been able to think about anything other than the victorian/edwardian/WW1 twink and his 80's punk almost-boyfriend for a week, send help
#this tv show has consumed my every thought#it's like tumblr catnip#go watch it#it will eat away at your brain#there's also a butch lesbian butcher#an autistic manga loving weirdo (my beloved)#and a badass psychic who's also a mess#WHAT MORE COULD YOU POSSIBLY WANT?#updating the post bc the reblogs lead me on a WILD wiki rabbit hole about the eras of England#okay so Edwin is born in 1900 which means he was born 1 year before the end of the Victorian era (1837-1901) so technically he's a victoria#baby who lived his childhood in the Edwardian era (1901-1910) and his teens in the pre/start of WW1 era (started in 1914)#until he was killed :( in 1916#so my boy here lived though MANY historical events and time periods#shout out to my victorian/edwardian/WW1 twink#history is very fun and this is why i love this website bc where else would i have to do research for my blorbo?#I do however find it very funny if Gaiman named him Edwin in honour of the Edwardian time period he grew up in#I love that man and it wouldn't surprise me if he turned out to be a history nerd (affectionate) like the rest of you#dead boy detectives#edwin payne#charles rowland#crystal palace#niko dbd#dbd#please feel free to dm me about history i adore it
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not to be really autistic about the victorian and edwardian eras but every time edwin is referred to as victorian a small part of me dies
#was he technically born in the victorian era if we assume he was also 16 when he died and was therefore born in 1900? yes#BUT the victorian era ended in january 1901#the boy was alive for a maximum of 12 months of the victorian era#he doesn’t remember a single thing of that time#he grew up in the edwardian era (which was 1901 to 1910)#he’s edwardian >:(#plus his death flashback literally opens with ‘edwardian london’ come on#dead boy detectives#edwin paine#the sandman
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