Evil Names

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For a couple of the really icky people, I like the idea of ironic names. I think the name should mean something sweet or valiant or endearing.


Thanks for all the help y'all!
 
For a couple of the really icky people, I like the idea of ironic names. I think the name should mean something sweet or valiant or endearing.


Thanks for all the help y'all!
Is my character evil? I hope! I hope! Even if you have to bump him off early.
 
Your character is a functioning alcoholic who bleeds out in the first chapter in front of a brothel.

Apparently, his character is functioning just enough to make it to the brothel, eh?

I also wanted to offer a few other suggestions:

1. Duck
2. Ack
3. Goose
4. Weasel

Sounds like the name of a good party game... "Duck, Ack, Goose, Weasel!"

These were some of the actual "names" the members of my little brother's high school basketball team went by.

I asked him if he was really playing on a sports team... or working at a petting zoo...
 
For a couple of the really icky people, I like the idea of ironic names. I think the name should mean something sweet or valiant or endearing.


Thanks for all the help y'all!
How about IceCream Sunday. :rolleyes: I don't think you'll find a character with that name anywhere. ;)
 
For a couple of the really icky people, I like the idea of ironic names. I think the name should mean something sweet or valiant or endearing.


Thanks for all the help y'all!

As we teachers often joke, don't name your girls Hope or Patience, and don't name your boys Angel. -_-

1. Big Mookie
2. Fatboy
3. Bay Bay
3. Big O

Did someone just mention...THE MOST COMPLICATED OPENING THEME LYRICS EVER WRITTEN????

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Names are generally 'good' or 'evil' based on their meaning as much as association.

Association - Vlad = evil name due to Vlad the Impailer

Meaning - Alva = a Hebrew word roughly translated as 'evil' or 'iniquity'

Then, there are names that mix both association and meaning such as 'Cerberus' which in Latin means "demon of the pit" and is derived from the Greek myth of the 3-headed chimera which guarded the underworld/prevented the dead from escaping.

Writers I really enjoy/esteem tend to use the third option, and tie the meaning/association into the character's behavior, look, and/or overall persona or actions/intentions.

Plan example of this in your case may be a dealer who is particularly fearsome which kills people before letting them escape from the drug world. 'Cerberus'
 
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If we're talking about names with root meanings, don't name a villian Isaac. Isaac means laughter. :D And not maniacal laughter.

Ichabod would be a good one, as would Mara.
 
If we're talking about names with root meanings, don't name a villian Isaac. Isaac means laughter. :D And not maniacal laughter.

Ichabod would be a good one, as would Mara.
And one must not forget that Mary is a version of Mara, and the name Mary I, of England.
 
I have some evil names, by the way...

Sucralose
Splenda
Sweet'n'low
Aspartame
Equal
Saccharine

Those are PURE EVIL! Especially Splenda and its root chemical sucralose. People put them in baked goods (actually baked bads) and swear up, down, sideways and diagonal that "You can't taste the difference." Yeah, right. If I can't taste the difference how do I always know when they've tried to fob me off with fake stuff? And I do, I ALWAYS can tell.

There's you some evil names for your collection.
 
Spork

There is nothing more evil than a spork. Except maybe a stapler. But stapler is not a good name for a person.
 
As we teachers often joke, don't name your girls Hope or Patience, and don't name your boys Angel. -_-



Did someone just mention...THE MOST COMPLICATED OPENING THEME LYRICS EVER WRITTEN????

[video=youtube;s7_Od9CmTu0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7_Od9CmTu0[/video]

This post deserves reps for the editing reason alone.