Is the Teacher the same woman as the Escort?

I thought it was Hill Hill Hill? I.e. Bredon Hill?
Or
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_tautological_place_names

There is a place in England where the name translates as Bridgebridgebidgeford Bridge Town.
I’ll try and find the link.

Oh god, that anime, I liked that anime when I was a child. It was so strange, I think that in the first episode the protagonist discover that the person he thought he was is dead, as collateral damage from a supernatural organization, and he is just a magic clone created with his memories that will slowly disappear while erasing the memories of old him from everyone that was close to him. Not a happy discovery.

Drow. Created because Gygax got his wrist slapped for trying to “borrow” Michael Moorcock’s Meniboneans for D&D without asking.

Yup.
I learned that from a WH40 fanfic a long, long time ago 🙂
Svart – or “schwarz: in German – lingers on in English as “swarthy”.

At least it’s not this bad…
https://youtu.be/PRmbe3xY7oI?t=436

And the name of Svartlings derives from “svart” which is “black” in Norse languages. See also Norse mythology’s Svartalfheim, one of the names for the world of the dwarves/black elves (the two were probably the same race). The race of black elves was called svartálfar.