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I'm making a plot outline for my nanowrimo attempt
{national novel writing month, write a novel of at least 50,000 words}
and I'm having trouble coming up with a names

post interesting boys/girls names. Stuff shakespeare would use, keep it classy folks

>> No.1096774

>>1096769

Richard Shaw

>> No.1096775

hmmm i always thought balthazar was a good name for an antagonist

or timothy..timothy is always a fucking cunt -.-

>> No.1096777

Scorpio

>> No.1096776

Dick Shaw.

>> No.1096778

>>1096774
isnt he the guy that does the art with the stuff?

>> No.1096779

>>1096775

>hmmm i always thought balthazar was a good name for an antagonist

That is probably because you know nothing.

>> No.1096780

Jerome Fingerdiddle

>> No.1096782

Stephen Excelsior

>> No.1096783

>>1096780
jerome is too black, there will be no dark meat in this book most likely..but if i do decide to include the dark chocolate this name is probably in my top 5

>> No.1096784

Reginald Beefeater

>> No.1096785

Diogenes
Esmeralda
Horatio
Alphonse
Deedee

>> No.1096788

I would find nano wrimo more appealing if it were based around writing things that were no larger than 10^-9 metres long.

>> No.1096789

also, not really looking for last names, but if you feel the last name really accentuates the first ill keep it under consideration

>> No.1096791

Francis Fettuccine

>> No.1096795

>>1096788
slightly confused
>>1096785
these are nice ones

>> No.1096796

Werther Wrongstep

>> No.1096797

Michael Victorious

>> No.1096798

>>1096796
are you using a name generator?

>> No.1096806

>>1096798

No.

Benjamin Binghampton

>> No.1096814

>>1096812

its sounds like someones a little hungry

>> No.1096812

Lucinda Empanada

>> No.1096820

>>1096814

Time for lunch.

Caroline Congee

>> No.1096855

BUTCH OVERKILL!

>> No.1096858

>>1096855
lold

>> No.1096870

Shakespeare uses bullshit names half the time. names that don't fit the time or place.

>> No.1096874

>>1096870
well im just looking for names that feel good coming off the tongue..not like.. bob

>> No.1096875

Pavel Vladimirovich Skolov

>> No.1096876

>>1096791

this!

>> No.1096879

Im planning on getting my nanowrimo stuff goin sometime soon, too. But I should probably write a couple stories to kinda get my head going first. Two months till it starts, there's tons of time

>> No.1096882

>>1096876
francis is a nice name, and it's pretty gender neutral depending on how i spell it

>> No.1096886

>>1096882

i meant you should use the whole name

>> No.1096887

I absolutely love the name Ulysses. There's never really a good chance to actually use it as a name, because it's so POWERFUL, but god damn is it an awesome name.

>> No.1096891

>>1096887
i dont think i could fill the ulysses shoes to be honest
>>1096886
oh okay, should my female character be anabella alfredo?

>> No.1096896

>>1096891

sure it's your book do whatever the fuck you want i dont give a shit.

>> No.1096915

>>1096887
My father in law is named Ulises. He has a friend, with no relation, named Hector, and my spouse's maternal Grandfather is named Castor.

It's mythological as fuck at Thanksgiving

>> No.1096970

>>1096915
I want to be at your house for Thanksgiving.