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i think she's a springtime baby and was born just a little before they were rounded up in twelve and has little memory of their time before. but she loves hearing the stories and holds them very close to her heart.
loves dairy based food like butter and cheeses her favorite treat was a cheesecake the covey got from the bakery when they gathered enough money to afford it.
learned to play the guitar that lucy gray left behind and keeps her dresses to preserve her memory.
she loves ghost stories like in lucy gray's ballad and also any spooky stories barb azure tells her to keep her out of trouble.
i think her lover was a peacekeeper who got shipped away after their affair was discovered, relating to her name poem 'maude clare' where maude's love is a higher class man who leaves her for a marriage of convenience.
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I generally kind of tailor each name I use to the character/OC, so I would recommend looking at meanings to sort that out for yourself (I'm also happy to help if people want to share OC details with me in helping pick!), but the website Behind the Name has lists for Ancient Roman names and Late Roman names. I also find just clicking around through historical Roman figures on Wikipedia to be helpful in picking a name. There's also Greco-Roman mythology that you can sift through!
I also think that Italian Renaissance names are a great place to look (these are also just often Italianized Roman names?). For example, Clemensia is italianized Clementia, and I have an OC named Artemisia which obviously comes from Artemis.
Of course, it seems that the Capitol is fine with using names that are more distantly (?) derived from Greco-Roman names. For example, Dennis comes from Dionysus. So just looking up names with Greco-Roman origins would work too!
For surnames, this is included in the linked post above but since I will be breaking all the links to my blog I make currently at the end of October, I'll paste it here too:
The Capitol also seems to have a tendency to have either simple surnames (typically words) or fancier/surnames.
Simple: Snow, Price, Creed, Moss, Click, Trinket, Crane, Fling
Fancier: Heavensbee, Ravinstill
There's also the average American sounding surnames: Anderson, Breen, Canville, Phipps (?)
I think coming up with a simple word could be easy. For fancier sound surnames, I suggest smushing words together and see if anything comes out sufficiently snooty sounding. Scrolling through popular American surnames could be good for the third category, but maybe avoid ones that sound more occupational like Miller or Baker? Those feel more akin to how the District naming conventions would work.