i understand being annoyed that she got the historical figure wrong, but "i swear by the blood below my feet" makes just as much sense to me as "mud" - it's just swearing by lost loved ones (spilt blood) instead of by the land.
i understand being annoyed that she got the historical figure wrong, but "i swear by the blood below my feet" makes just as much sense to me as "mud" - it's just swearing by lost loved ones (spilt blood) instead of by the land.