Nick Snidely
Omar Daggers
Avery Jackal
Able Miser
Seth McMurkish
Dora Shemal
Jackson Blade
Percival Drakul
Duchess Aimee
Serin Morgoff
Daphne Privet
Nick Snidely
Omar Daggers
Avery Jackal
Able Miser
Seth McMurkish
Dora Shemal
Jackson Blade
Percival Drakul
Duchess Aimee
Serin Morgoff
Daphne Privet
What about Macbeth?
Is my character evil? I hope! I hope! Even if you have to bump him off early.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.
Macbeth may be a little heavy handed, but a variation may work. On a side note, Macbeth is my favorite Shakespearean tragedy.![]()
How about IceCream Sunday.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!
1. Big Mookie
2. Fatboy
3. Bay Bay
3. Big O
And one must not forget that Mary is a version of Mara, and the name Mary I, of England.If we're talking about names with root meanings, don't name a villian Isaac. Isaac means laughter.And not maniacal laughter.
Ichabod would be a good one, as would Mara.
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????
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