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    Brianna & Jemmy. =D

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    I'm too lazy to pick two, so here are a few character names I've used over the years:

    Lance Dirceth
    Hikaru Deshi
    Szand
    Chalms
    Viln Devars
    Pelantilain
    Ceril Regrof
    Jaliuse
    Hassek Vallion
    Laca Ceroth

    Lost Heretic,
    The Bitter and Jaded Teen

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    Some character names I've concocted:

    Trey McGuinness
    Erin Hart
    Dax Yauntz
    Kathy Menard
    Barry Heim
    Britney Chere
    Cara Noir
    Tyr Dracul
    (The last two are somewhat made up on the spot...)

    And, of course...

    CID!

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    When it comes to names, my one weakness is female names.

    I am absolutely terrible at it. It seems as if it's infinitely easier to come up with a male name, since most names sound masculine for some reason.
    True dat.
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    Conrad Epetts. The last name is a play on Epictetus, the first proponent of stoicism. Heroic in a different sense. Conrad is the first name of a character who was identified with Epictetus in Tom Wolfe's A Man in Full.

    Sometimes, the best way to come up with a character name is to come up with concepts the character should represent, and then think of names that connect or correlate to those concepts. Last names are much freer in this context than first names (e.g. Epetts isn't exactly your average last name).

    Some other names that have been derived in such a fashion:

    Winston Smith (Orwell, 1984)
    - Winston embodies the ideals Orwell believed Winston Churchill held. Smith symbolizes Orwell's portrayal of his main character as your average run of the mill everyman who suddenly becomes a protagonist.

    Billy Pilgrim (Vonnegut, Slaughterhouse Five)
    - Billy functions the same way as Smith does - it represents an everyman, a commoner. Pilgrim implies the main character is on a progressive journey to seek or understand something.

    Seymour Glass (Salinger, various short stories about the Glass family)
    - Seymour is a homonym of "see more", implying his status in the stories as a wiseman. Glass fortifies the wiseman imagery (a looking glass), and emphasizes his fragility (and the rest of the family as well).
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    Female names, huh?

    Catriona Beck
    Ailenne Sykora
    Jolanta Kessinger
    Mia Vincent

    :D?

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    Angela Rose
    Elizabeth Stone
    Elly Jones

    They stood for certain things in my writings - you should be able to infer them, as they are relatively straightforward.

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