The dotted fork beneath Godmund is precisely where the First Edition should maintain its intellectual openness. It allows, without asserting, a framework in which the Lega–Guest–Midlands familia population and Sussex/Guestling population are collateral downstream manifestations of an earlier single South East Ebngland, pre-Conquest parent stock (Kent/Susses). I would keep Benwoldus Gest visually close to the center of this figure, as he is now too significant to be merely a marginal footnote: chronologically, he is the nearest documented Gest individual found after the Saeric–Godmund horizon, yet his exact biological status remains intriguingly—and usefully—unresolved as is Gilbert the Stranger. I would refer to this as the “Apex Guest Familia and Two-Unrecovered Document Tree,” while clearly indicating that it conceptual and not a definitive lineage for England’s Guests during the gap period from John Guest senior of Handsworth to Saeric. I believe this conceptual framework is sufficiently reliable and accurate for to utilise in their research, having emerged from my own investigations.