Who Am I?

[Recusant]

I worship the sky, and am said to have been born with blood in my fist. My riders and I cover huge distances and subdue opposition we encounter, frequently with severe action.

Genghis Khan?

Yes. It grates on my ear when English speakers pronounce the title with a hard G. Looking at older sources, you will see it spelled with a "J" or a "Ch".

[hermes2015]

 

[Ecurb Noselrub]

1. Fictional woman in Britain, last of the 18th century.

2. Orphan girl given name was Margery Meanwell. Brits had a habit of naming people for their trades or perceived characteristics.

3. a wealthy stranger adopted Margery's brother but left her adrift. The stranger did buy her some clothes and other items before he left.

What is her most familiar name?

Goodie Two Shoes

[The Magic Pudding..]

I worship the sky, and am said to have been born with blood in my fist. My riders and I cover huge distances and subdue opposition we encounter, frequently with severe action.

Genghis Khan?

Yes. It grates on my ear when English speakers pronounce the title with a hard G. Looking at older sources, you will see it spelled with a "J" or a "Ch".

I have checked the older sources 1:47

[Icarus]

Thanks Pudding. Temujin is one of my most fascinating characters.

[Recusant]

[. . .]

I have checked the older sources 1:47

Well done. It depends on the historical consultant hired by the film, I suppose. I'm not sure but I think this one uses the hard G. 

[Recusant]

1. Fictional woman in Britain, last of the 18th century.

2. Orphan girl given name was Margery Meanwell. Brits had a habit of naming people for their trades or perceived characteristics.

3. a wealthy stranger adopted Margery's brother but left her adrift. The stranger did buy her some clothes and other items before he left.

What is her most familiar name?

Goodie Two Shoes

I think you're up.

"Goody" at the time the story was written was more or less equivalent to "Mrs" but that usage has disappeared.

[Icarus]

O.K. Who was the fearless or perhaps reckless warrior commander who said: "Damn the torpedoes,full speed ahead"?

[billy rubin]

admiral dewey, i thought, manila bay. i was wrong, and shall remain silent