The two most obvious candidates for the settlement of iceland were the norse and scots, as they were the closest and most familiar with the area. however, the obvious choice tends to be less interesting than its unlikelier alternatives. how can iceland be romance-speaking today? Would a roman-age PoD be needed or can the post-roman romance countries do it? how would such a remote place develop with romance language & culture? will we see something similar to OTL, where TTL icelandic is more similar to latin than any other romance language?