Why is the term "bloodline" often used instead of "family tree"?
Why is the term "bloodline" often used instead of "family tree"?
edit: The reason I find it an odd term is because human ancestry literally doesn't follow a line. It always branches off, even if only to just include two parents. It's a tree like structure, a line would misrepresent it
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I sort of feel that this has to be a concept born from eugenics to talk about how some lines are superior to others.
That would not surprise me
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