Okay, so Norn was a North Germanic language closely related to the Faroese and Norwegian languages and slightly more distantly related to Icelandic, Danish, and Swedish that was spoken in the Northern Isles (Orkney and Shetland) off the North Coast of Scotland (yes, I am copying the wikipedia article on it).
It gradually died after the lands were given to Scotland by Norway in the 15th century, with the last known speaker dying in 1850 (quite honestly, I'm surprised it lasted that long).
However, your goal here is pretty simple: keep the language alive to the present day. Bonus points if you do it in unique and interesting ways!
This is intended to just be fun for the most part, however, you should know that I'm eventually planning on doing a timeline that relies heavily on the Butterfly Effect which has a relatively insignificant POD, and this might be one of the possible PODs (I'll actually start a poll once I have enough of them out).
It gradually died after the lands were given to Scotland by Norway in the 15th century, with the last known speaker dying in 1850 (quite honestly, I'm surprised it lasted that long).
However, your goal here is pretty simple: keep the language alive to the present day. Bonus points if you do it in unique and interesting ways!
This is intended to just be fun for the most part, however, you should know that I'm eventually planning on doing a timeline that relies heavily on the Butterfly Effect which has a relatively insignificant POD, and this might be one of the possible PODs (I'll actually start a poll once I have enough of them out).