My sister and I, along with a few aquaintances, are making a movies spoof on The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. However, we are having trouble agreeing on a name for the good Knight, Aslan's character. Is there any interesting, but slightly nerdy name, that we could use? Any help would be welcome. Thanks!
Maybe, if we get around to it and the script is written fairly soon, we might post it on here. :)
Jackie West,
Co-Director, Unepic Productions
P.S. Are there any sites where I could find names for villains and bad guys in my stories?
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Shush Homey! Your giving away our secret weapon! Now EVERYONE will be as successful in naming their characters as we are ( :-P LOL)!
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JACKIE WEST YOU TRAITOR!!
Thank you everybody but we are fine on names. Jackie, we need to talk.....
Just kidding! Thanks everybody for your help! I think we considered Albert and Alfred and Cato as well. Cato means "Scholar," but it doesn't seem nerdy enough. Jackie, it's "NOTEPIC Productions. Brainchild of my brother and his best friend. Current format of storyboard is The Chronicles of Elsewhere, The Knight and the Bookcase.
We might make others as well. Keep your eyes open!
Oh for the times when I felt invincible.
What do you guys think of the
What do you guys think of the name Keith?
"I always wonder why birds stay in the same place when they can fly anywhere on the earth. Then I ask myself the same question." - Harun Yahya
Thu, 10/06/2011 - 01:14
In reply to JACKIE WEST YOU TRAITOR!! by Arya Animarus
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Unepic sounds much better. Tell your brother and his friend so.
ysgolhaig-- Scholar in
ysgolhaig-- Scholar in Welsh
llyfrau-Books in Welsh
(now, that would be funny to have the Good Knight's name mean books :)
marchog da-- Good Knight in Welsh
llew-- lion in Welsh
I got this all from Google Translate, and I had been translating words into Welsh, so, that's why it's all from that language :)
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Thanks!
LOL!
Alfred? ;) That's slightly nerd-ish.
Check out a baby-name book for other names. They give origin, meaning, and all sorts of other things. I think you can buy them sort of cheap (I have one) and then they're great with helping with names for new stories.