If you could have dinner with any historical figure to interview them who & why?

Kafka, i think. The lack of self confidence and hefty anxiety and steady isolation even w people he should be close to, in his writing, persona of not, are all fairly relatable to me. I think id just... Want to tell him he's not alone in his madness, i guess. I couldn't help him magically become more socially opposite of awkward, just like he cant help me, but we share some things in common, and it would be nice to give him a hug. Because when you read a person's thoughts like that when they're open with them, you get to know a person far better than you'd ever expected. He'd probably be a bit horrified that his works were published, but i hope he finds some comfort, if hes out there somewhere, in knowing that people love the genuine absurdity of them all and relate in horrifically intense ways despite over a century between him and us. Yeahhhh... Yeah =]

Thomas Jefferson!!! He was such a fun person, i mean come on, the man made a swiggly chair! But i would also like to learn more about his friendship with Washington, the war, and how it felt becoming the man who helped change the rights for women.

I’d choose our national hero Dr. Jose Rizal! I’d ask him what we can do to build true peace, unity, and a better Philippines just like he always dreamed of!