Rhys Read wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:31

Bailey Glade wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:29 that's so cool!!!

thanks! I'm literally having an epiphany because I was just like "yeah, Rhys Read checks out as a good name"
also if you look at their siblings there is a LOT of alliteration in their names LMAO

lolol

Taizu Miyashiro wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 14:57 Hey guys! I may have just wrote my longest RP post on site!

Good job!

André Lebedev wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:21

Bailey Glade wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:20

André Lebedev wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:20 Finished my drawing!! It’s a blue and gold macaw, in one moment I will get the reference that I used

Reducio

that's awesome!!!

Thanks!!

it's amazing man!

Sabine Blumenthal wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:04

It’s time for…

Question of the Day

Why did you choose your character’s name? Was there any significance? Is there meaning behind the name?

I’ll go first: Sabine is a French name that is common in her home country of Ghana. I wanted her name to have some connection to her roots. Blumenthal is a traditionally Jewish surname common in New York after diaspora; I wanted a surname that felt whimsical while also reflecting the diversity of New York City.

I chose Bernard Hunter Waye because I wanted him to have a simple yet strange name, that could have thousands of nicknames. I chose Bernard Waye because it sounded close to the faceclaim's name "Gerard Way," also Bernard is an elf from the Santa Clause, they're personalities seemed similiar also it's what I named my dragon fruit plant. Bernard is a germanic name that mean "Bear" and Waye is an english name that means "someone who lived near a road or path" and his middle name is Hunter because that was the cause of his father's death. This name is quite literal as it means "one who hunts, pursuer." That is the story of Bernard's name!

Sabine Blumenthal wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:04

It’s time for…

Question of the Day

Why did you choose your character’s name? Was there any significance? Is there meaning behind the name?

I’ll go first: Sabine is a French name that is common in her home country of Ghana. I wanted her name to have some connection to her roots. Blumenthal is a traditionally Jewish surname common in New York after diaspora; I wanted a surname that felt whimsical while also reflecting the diversity of New York City.

I choose "Caoimhe" because the name, despite how it is spelled, is pronounced "Kee-Vuh" in Ireland, and means “gentle,” “beautiful,” and “precious." Caoimhe has a mixed Irish and Afro-Caribbean heritage IC, so the name Keeva fit that Caribbean-sound I wanted while also being somewhat native/popular to her birthplace, Ireland.

While I just choose "Kyle" because I kind of thought "Keeva Kyle" sounded good together and was easy to remember, the surname is associated with the qualities of being focused, determined, and strong-willed which fits her as a Slytherin.

one thing that i did not think of when naming bailey was the options for nicknames - but even without thinking of that there are plenty of options - she is not wanting for nicknames

Bernard Waye wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:52

Sabine Blumenthal wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:04

It’s time for…

Question of the Day

Why did you choose your character’s name? Was there any significance? Is there meaning behind the name?

I’ll go first: Sabine is a French name that is common in her home country of Ghana. I wanted her name to have some connection to her roots. Blumenthal is a traditionally Jewish surname common in New York after diaspora; I wanted a surname that felt whimsical while also reflecting the diversity of New York City.

...also Bernard is an elf from the Santa Clause, they're personalities seemed similiar..

I KNEW IT

Rhys Read wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:54

Bernard Waye wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:52

Sabine Blumenthal wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:04

It’s time for…

Question of the Day

Why did you choose your character’s name? Was there any significance? Is there meaning behind the name?

I’ll go first: Sabine is a French name that is common in her home country of Ghana. I wanted her name to have some connection to her roots. Blumenthal is a traditionally Jewish surname common in New York after diaspora; I wanted a surname that felt whimsical while also reflecting the diversity of New York City.

...also Bernard is an elf from the Santa Clause, they're personalities seemed similiar..

I KNEW IT

👀 oh my

Bailey Glade wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:54

Rhys Read wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:54

Bernard Waye wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:52

Sabine Blumenthal wrote: 14 Feb 2023, 15:04

It’s time for…

...also Bernard is an elf from the Santa Clause, they're personalities seemed similiar..

I KNEW IT

👀 oh my

lol in Bernard and Rhys's first interaction they mentally compare him to Bernard the elf