How should be named a vampire princess?

Triela

Henrietta

Romanove

Kaolla

Megumi

Sara

Cleao

Cecilia

Halo-7/10 Aqua-4/10 Icy-2/10 Legacy-6/10 Eclipse-0/10 (i idea you had to stay remote from Twilight?) Echo-8/10 What about: a million. Chloe 2. Indigo 3. Phoebe 4. wish 5. Eliza 6. Eleanor 7. Yazmynne 8. Jacinta 9. Tabitha 10. Lilac

Which royalty? Japanese? French? Some other?

For something like this, I like obscure sounding names that reflect their ethnicity. If she is Japanese royalty, I would take a Japanese dictionary and look for a word that is obscure in today's Japanese and doctor it up just a bit to make it a name.

One of my favorite uses of vampire legends is when they allow a bit cross-generational history told from a single perspective - the vampire's. Using ethnic names encourages this.

Open the phone book, pick a first name. Open the phone book again, pick a second name.

And no, I am not kidding.

People who don't know how to write spend all day trying to find the "right name". There is no right name. There is only the right character. Names do not matter, as long as they're not so elaborate as to be silly. (See Nessie for example.)

In fact, the more common they are, the more people will identify with them AS LONG AS THE CHARACTER IS INTERESTING, AND REALISTIC.

Take the following common names, for example.

Carrie, Harry Potter, Christine, Edward Cullen, Captain Elliott Spencer (who later becomes Pinhead).

Clive Barker believes in this concept so much, he chose the name Chickentown for his protagonist in Abarat. AND IT TURNED OUT TO BE BELIEVABLE!!! Why? Because he made it interesting and realistic.

Leola Margaret Georges

Claudia is a nice girl vampire name. I think it sounds regal and elegant, yet dark and mysterious.

Charlotte

Cassidy

Constance

Madelyn

Madison

or go to

www.todaysparent.com/babynamer

you can search for names by gender, origin, meaning or letter.

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