Ceres - Roman Mythology. Means "to grow". Fits perfectly with your character's background story and how she grew up and left the past behind.
- Roseh; thank you:
- For one of my plays, I'm having trouble naming a character.
Throughout the play she ages - she's born during the course of the story, and the play ends with her during her twenties, although she appears as both a child and a teenager during that time, so I need a name that would work for all ages.
I want the name to sound fairly modern, but not too out-there, as she's a normal girl.
I haven't worked on her personality much yet, as in the play she is used mainly for symbolic purposes, rather than being placed in real situations.
Her backstory is that her father died in a car crash while her mother was pregnant after having a large argument, and this sent her mother into a deep depression. She attempted suicide (twice - once after her daughter's birth) but both tries fail. Eventually she seeks help and slowly, she recovers. So if her name can reflect a part of her parents' story, that would be an added bonus!
I've already got her middle name and surname as well, so I need it to match - _________ Alexandra Allington.
to anyone who helps.
Ophelia - from the Greek ophelos meaning "help". It also fits with her backstory. She seems sort of lost due to her parents' death, so it could work with her.
August 8th, 2010 at 01:24am