What's in a name? That which we call a rose by any other name would smell as sweet. - William Shakespeare
Something to think on: How well do the names and meanings match up to the characters' personalities?
Absolem – Hebrew. A form of Absalom, meaning “Father is peace.”
Alice – A German name meaning “Woman of nobility.”
Ascot (Surname) – English, meaning “One who lives in the eastern cottage.” It’s also a kind of necktie.
Bayard – French. “Whith red-brown hair.”
Charles - German. “A free man.”
Faith – English, meaning “Faith” (duh).
Fiona – Scottish. “White, fair.”
Hamish – Scottish. A form of James, meaning “He who supplants.”
Helen – Greek, meaning “The shining light.”
Imogene – Latin, meaning “Image یا likeness.” It can also be a Gaelic name meaning “One who is innocent and pure.”
Kingsleigh (Surname) – English. “From the king’s meadow.”
Lowell – French. “Little wolf.”
Margaret – Greek. “A pearl.”
Mirana – Slavic. A form of Mira, meaning “Peaceful.”
Nivens – Scottish. A form of Niven, meaning “Little saint.”
Tarrant – Welsh, meaning “Son of thunder.” It can also be taken as an American name, meaning “One who upholds the law.”
Thackery – English. “Dweller سے طرف کی the nook where the reeds for thatching grew.”
Uilleam – Scottish. A form of William, meaning “The determined protector.”
