Humpty Dumpty was an old Fable, but I heard there might have been some history behind the tale. Do you know?
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Sure! “Humpty Dumpty” was a poem published in 1798 by American writer and poet Edward Lear.  The poem’s fable is about a King's son named Humpty Dumpty, who was playing with some other children and broke his leg.  They put him back together, but then he fell off the wall.
assistant
Humpty Dumpty was an old Fable, but I heard there might have been some history behind the tale. Do you know?
user
Actually, I just read something interesting on that! It seems that there’s a great deal of mythology around Humpty Dumpty and the rhyme “Humpty Dumpty”, but as far as I can tell, it’s mostly modern!  There’s some speculation that there’s a cultural connection to a Norse legend about Hafgerðr Hróarsdóttir (that’s her name), and the King of Norway, but that’s about it!
assistant
Humpty Dumpty was an old Fable, but I heard there might have been some history behind the tale. Do you know?