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The actual character of Osha came about from a documentary I saw years ago. I can't remember the name of it, but it was on the BBC and hosted by some English dude. Anyway it was one of those history shows that reenacted scenes from the past. This particular episode showed how peasants lived in a medieval village. They were depicted as living a simple lifestyle unencumbered with the prudish ideals of society, basically they had nothing and couldn't afford the ideals of their overlords--That's how I wanted to depict Osha.