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Christopher John McClean

Common middle name. I just wanted a name that fit, not especially remarkable or telling of the character nor upsetting for anyone to uncover. Sounds like a name for a TV show host.

Douglas Reginald “Chef” Hatchet

I wanted a name that Chef would work religiously to ensure that 4 generations of TDI cast members would never, ever discover.

Alejandro Santiago Burromuerto de Los Santos

I totally went full Catholic for this name! I loved the idea of such a saintly associated name for such a villainous person! "Santiago" is one of my most favourite names of all time. It means "Saint James". "De Los Santos" means "of the saints", literally.

In Hispanic naming conventions you often see both parents surnames given to the child. It generally goes (first name) (middle name) (father’s name) (mother’s name). I originally wanted to give him a name that would have real world associations to rich Ecuadorean families, but then I felt it wasn't necessary and chose to invent a name I felt could suit Alejandro. I have no doubt both surnames carry enormous weight in South America. It is also my belief that Alejandro has Ecuadorean heritage.

Sierra Leonie St. Germaine

I heard the surname “St. James” from Gilmore Girls and for some reason I really wanted Sierra to have a surname that had “Saint” in the name. Either French or English in origin.

I think it’s because it sounds unique, which Sierra certainly is. I also liked the idea of such a strange character with inappropriate behaviour to have a saintly and respectable name.

No special reason for choosing “Leonie”, I just think it sounds really nice as her middle name.

My personal theory is that Sierra is of Caribbean heritage. Specifically Trinidadian and Tobagonian. Overall, I’m in love with this name for Sierra.

Dawn Willow Lovelock Dawn Luna Meadows Dawn Adeline Lovelace

Dawn Alena Lovelace

I particularly like "Lovelock" or "Lovelace" as they sort of sound like "Lovegood". I wanted something that sounds whimsical and unique. "Dawn Adeline Lovelace" might be my favourite of this list. I think Alena suits her the best, however.

Scott Marshall Lantz Scott Roy Lantz

"Lantz" is very similar to "Hantz". Since Scott is a direct parody of Russell Hantz, I wanted to incorporate it somehow. “Marshall” just fit as well.

I was thinking of using "Russell" somehow, but it was a little too on the nose for my liking. "Scott Russell Lantz" could be nice though.

Michael J. Sanchez

No notes. It really suits Mike and sounds nice. I went purely by what sounded fitting rather than trying to make references. Mike seems to have been loosely based off of Jimmy Two Shoes, but I felt that Mike has moved beyond being like Jimmy anymore and didn't feel the need to make any reference to it. I think this name sounds just the right amount of cool.

My personal theory is that Mike is of Mexican heritage.

Additionally for the other alters:

Chester Oldham I borrowed "Oldham" from a designer that was popular in the 90s - Todd Oldham. I think it suits Chester!

Svetlana Kormakova It reminds me of Svetlana Khorkina, olympic gold medalist in gymnastics. I believe impressive Olympic gymnasts influenced the formation of Svetlana. Russian name.

Vito Sorrentino Vito is based off of Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino from Jersey Shore. Italian name.

Mal does not identify himself with any surname. His name is "The Malevolent One" reflecting how he views himself. Perhaps one day he may identify with the same surname as Mike and have a new name, but not for some time. Like Mike, Mal is Hispanic as well (as I see him).

Zoey Claire Delisle (pronounced "Duh-Lyle") Zoey Claire Hudson

"Claire" is Zooey Deschanel's middle name and I have very good reason to believe that Zoey is based off of Zooey Deschanel. I think that "Zoey Claire" sounds lovely, so I am satisfied with that.

"Hudson" is Katy Perry's real surname and Zoey borrows aesthetics from the Katy Perry retro teenage dream era. However, I also like the idea of giving Zoey a French surname as "Deschanel" is a French name! I chose "Delisle" as it means "from the island", referencing Wawanakwa and it sounds quite beautiful. I do not believe that Zoey is French-Canadian, rather I believe the surname would've carried over generations.

Josephine "Jo" Susan Watson

I think that "Josephine" sounds a bit antiquated. Maybe she was named after an aunt or grandmother. I also like "Diane" or "Sue" as a middle name as well. Something that sounds a little old fashioned and a sort of name Jo wouldn't particularly like. I love Watson as a surname for Jo! I was also debating "Steele" or "Armstrong", but they sounded too cool. I like the idea of Jo disliking her full name. Incidentally, Jo is modelled after Sue Sylvester. I only realised this after I came up with the name, but it further cements my liking to it.

Samuel Benjamin Murphy Samuel Benjamin Doyle

I thought “Benjamin” would fit nicely for Sam. I liked “O’Brian” as well, but I didn’t want two consecutive names with prominent B sounds. I also theorise that Sam is Jewish, like Seth Rogen!

Dakota Kendall Milton Dakota London Milton

I like "London" as a middle name, sort of referencing "Paris" as she is based off of Paris Hilton. I’m just not sure if it flows nicely. Kendall references another luxury reality show star and sounds a bit trendy, so I thought that could work well for Dakota. I may come up with other ideas though!

Anne Maria Natalia Christina Polizzi Anne Maria Natalia Renata Cortese

I thought a nice and long name would suit Anne Maria. “Polizzi” directly comes from Nicole Polizzi (Snooki) from Jersey Shore. I also like the sound of “Cortese” (borrowed from Deena Cortese, Snooki’s friend on the show). I am curious as to why Anne Maria is named that and not "Anna Maria" or "Anne Marie", it is slightly unusual.

Rudolph “Lightning” Lawrence Jackson

I also liked “Julius” but it didn’t really fit with “Jackson”. I took “Lawrence” from New York Giants player Lawrence Taylor. I was looking through lists of NFL players’ names for inspiration.

Staci May Chatterson

“Chatterson” is self explanatory. I couldn’t find any suitable girl names that conveyed dishonesty or talkativeness, so then I thought “May” fit as a middle name to Staci nicely. I’m sure she has a fantasy auntie May who wrote the world’s first baby name book.

Brick Grant McArthur Brick Tank McArthur

I totally borrowed “Tank” from that military family from the Sims 2. I borrowed “Grant” from Ulysses S. Grant, 18th US president and commanding general. I believe Brick has grown up in a very military-orientated family.

Beverly "B" Hewett Smithson

Surname is borrowed from Kevin Smith, who played Silent Bob. It was hard to pick a middle name for B. I wanted something he probably doesn't particularly like. I wanted a name that sounded slightly eccentric and unusual altogether and B would feel a bit embarrassed about.

Noah Vivek Acharya Noah Ajay Pathak

“Vivek” is of Sanskrit origin, it means “knowledge”. “Archarya” (आचार्य) means “teacher” or “spiritual guide”. This surname can be found in the Indian state of Gujarat (where I believe Noah’s family descends from), as well as others. It might sound a bit too cool for Noah though. I wanted a shorter middle name for him as well.

I really like “Pathak” (पाठक) as well. It means “reader” or “scholar” in Sanskrit. “Ajay” means “undefeated”. I like how they sound together! I really like it for Noah.

Bridgette Grace Summers

I thought it sounded beachy and appropriate for Bridgette. I think this is a pretty name! Also, Grace" is a very common middle name. I felt it suited her.

Gwendolyn "Gwen" Katherine Sawyer Gwendolyn “Gwen” Meredith Jones

Gwendolyn “Gwen” Katherine Jones

I took "Sawyer" off of Winona Ryder's character from the movie Heathers. I think Gwen's mother looks like she is fond of long, antique and feminine names and took great pride in picking a name for Gwen. I also think "Jones" would really work. Simple and understated.

Duncan Malcom Lawson Duncan Edward Lawson Duncan Edward Madden

"Duncan" is a proper and bit of an old fashioned name so l wanted to continue that naming style with his middle name. Duncan is said to have been based off of Joel Madden from Good Charlotte.

I really am fond of the idea of "Lawson" as a surname as Duncan is born into an entire family of police officers, but he rebels against them.

Elizabeth "Beth" Millicent Arabella Higgins

I wanted a name that did not at all sound modern. A bit long and kind of stuffy when put together! I wanted to make a reference to Josie Geller in Never Been Kissed or America Ferreira in Ugly Betty, but I didn't feel it was necessary nor could I find a name from that material that I felt really suited Beth.

Lindsay Tiffany Evans

I like "Tiffany" as a middle name. It's feminine and references an expensive jewellery brand.

"Evans" was borrowed from the character Sharpay Evans. I also liked "Chloe", "Crystal" or "Cleo", but I liked Tiffany for Lindsay a bit more.

Heather Rachel Masterson Or: Heather Rachel Masters

I wanted to reference Regina George somehow. The character is played by Rachel McAdams so I thought Rachel would be a great middle name for Heather. “Masterson" I believe is self explanatory. I wanted a name that communicated authority and control.

As a side note, I believe that Heather's father is a divorcee. Possibly Heather's mother as well. l believe most of her siblings are half-siblings. Not particularly relevant here.

Owen James Theodore Farley

Chris Farley is the reference with his surname here. I'm not actually sure who Chris Farley is, but it's believed he might have influenced the Owen character. When strung together, I felt "James Theodore Farley" flowed very naturally for Owen and it seemed like a good choice for Owen

Leshawna Shontelle Monroe

Shondrella Avery is the actress that portrayed Lafawnduh in Napoleon Dynamite. I have never actually seen the movie, but I figured I could find a name similar to the actress that played her. I remembered “Shontelle” was the name of a singer and a variation of “Chantal”, I thought it might work nicely! So far “Monroe” is the only surname I have even remotely liked for Leshawna.

I wasn’t keen on having two “-sh” sounds in the first and middle name, but I don’t mind it in this case.

Trenton “Trent” Nathan Reznick

It is very possible that Trent was originally based off of Trent Lane from Daria. Trent Lane is also a reference to Trent Reznor, a famous musician. I wanted to reference “Reznor” somehow with a similar sounding surname. I wanted a name that sounded somewhat befitting for a musician.

Isabella “Izzy” Cecilia Elise McCann

I liked the idea of Izzy having a long and pretty name. I believe she has distant yet prominent Irish heritage and reflected it in my choice of surname.

Evdokiya “Eva” Vladislavova Zhelyazkova

My personal theory is that Eva is Bulgarian. Bulgaria naming conventions use patronymic forms of the father’s name as middle names and surnames are changed depending on whether the person is male or female.

If Eva’s father is named Vladislav (I chose this because it sounds tough) then Eva’s middle name can look like “Vladislavova”.

I was originally going to give “Danailova” as the surname, but it didn’t quite click for me! I then discovered “Zhelyazkov”, which means “iron”. I loved it! So that’s her name to me.

Courtney Natthaya Charoensiri

Courtney Elena Ramirez / Courtney Marie Ramirez

At some stage my theory was that Courtney is of Thai heritage. I originally considered her to be Costa Rican (somewhere tropical seemed to suit her), but Todd Kauffman said that if Tom McGillis has stated that she is south Asian, then she’s now officially Asian. I had to adjust my guess for Courtney appropriately. I then decided on Thai heritage!

“Natthaya” (ณัฏฐ์ธญา) means “clever” or “knowledgeable”. “Charoensiri” (เจริญศิริ) combines “to be successful” with the word “glory”. I think that this is an all round a beautiful name and I really love it for Courtney.

I do however feel very partial to the idea that Courtney has Filipino heritage. I think that would really fit her well and in that case, “Courtney Elena Ramirez” would be her name if I go with her having a Filipino background. I think “Elena” sounds sophisticated and classic. “Marie” sounds good, but when strung together I didn’t like how it sounded out loud as much.

Justin Ha’aheo Kealoha Justin Makalani Kameāloha

“Kameāloha” means “beloved one”. I realise that it’s a rare surname and not many people have it, but I was really attached to it as I felt the meaning was perfect for Justin as so many people love him without him doing or saying much.

I love “Makalani”. A few sources say it means either “lucky”, “heavenly” or “eyes of heaven” in Hawaiian. Either way, beautiful name and sounded perfect for Justin who appears to have lived a life with many blessings.

“Ha’aheo” means “pride”, which is nice but I think I prefer the second name I came up with better. “Kealoha” also means “beloved one”, which also fits as well.

Ezekiel Zachariah Helmeyer

Totally biblical middle name for Zeke. For the surname, the second part in “Helmeyer” could be from “meier” which could be a German word meaning “farmer” among other things. I was quite happy with this name choice.

Devon Joseph "DJ" Solomon Kingston

Biblical middle name. I think DJ comes from a very religious Caribbean family. I wanted a strong sounding surname to carry a long name like "Devon Joseph".

Kaitlyn “Katie” Aina Tan / تان عينا

I love “Aina” and “Tan” together. It sounds so bubbly and nice for Katie. I believe “Aina” means “one with beautiful eyes”.

Sumi “Sadie” Tomonaga / 友永 澄

Truth be told I have long held the belief that Sadie is of Japanese heritage. I liked the idea of her changing her name to rhyme with Katie. “Tomonaga” can mean “eternal friend” among other things.

Geoffrey “Geoff” Wade Byron Geoffrey “Geoff” Hayden Fletcher

“Byron” is a reference to Byron Bay. Looking at it now, I think I prefer the second name I wrote. Both seem beach-y, at least.

Tyler Ethan Elliott Tyler Lucas White

I wanted to make a reference with his name somehow, but I don’t think Tyler is referencing anyone specific. Anyways, I like both of those options a lot.

Jasmine Kirra Wright Jasmine Indianna Wright

I really wanted to give "Irwin" as her last name, but it's too distinct. That surname is so famous! I also liked Bindi as a middle name as it's also an aboriginal name and references who Jasmine is based off of - Bindi Irwin. Only thing is, Bindi is a name of Noongar origin and I do not believe Jasmine comes from that region. I believe she is from regional Queensland, so l opted for a name that might be found there. Mind you, resources around Aboriginal Australia culture could really be improved.

"Kirra" means eucalyptus leaf in Yugambeh language, but it also has other meanings in other languages (like "to live" in Murri language.)

I also liked Indianna as a middle name as Jasmine makes an Indianna Jones reference at some point during TDPI. It's a beautiful name for a girl and could really suit her.

I liked Wright as a surname as it is a common name in Australia and narratively denotes a sensible, practice individual.

David “Dave” Aarav Khetarpal David “Dave” Tarun Khetarpal

I had a tough time choosing a surname for Dave! I really wanted “Kunwar” originally. It means “Prince” or “young boy”, but I was concerned it didn’t seem natural enough or made him sound too aristocratic.

Anyways, “Khetarpal” means “protector of fields/land” which sounded a lot more grounded and suited his name nicely. It is also associated with Punjabi communities. I believe Dave’s family comes from the Indian state of Punjab.

I love “Aarav” as a middle name because it means “peaceful” and Dave is anything but that! I also like “Tarun”, which means “youthful”. He is immature in his way of thinking and emotionalisms, so I thought I could play into that.

I think both are beautiful for Dave and I’m happy with those choices.

Amanda “Amy” Jessica Taylor Amanda “Amy” Hillary Taylor Samantha “Sammy” Jessica Taylor Samantha “Sammy” Allison Taylor

I wanted “valley girl” names for Sammy and Amy. I’m happy with the surnames for them, I found them on a list of most common Canadian surnames. Amy doesn’t necessarily have to be short for anything, I just like to think that if her parents named one daughter a long name, then perhaps they are fond of long names in general.

Leonard Wilbur Fitzhugh

I wanted a really dorky name! I had so much fun picking this one.

Maximus “Max” Sheldon Linus Newton II

Funnily, this one came to me while figuring out a name for Leonard. I originally wanted “Maximus” to be Leonard’s middle name. I love this name, I think it’s perfect for him!

Dorothy “Sugar” Angelica Diamond Thompson

I wanted to reference Honey Boo Boo somehow, so I gave Sugar the same surname. I wanted to give her a long name that was associated with country and rural lifestyle. Multiple middle names as I felt like Sugar would be named after multiple relatives. I like “Angelica” because it’s sort of angelic and divine name for someone who is quite ruthless and competitive. “Dorothy” as I associate it with the wizard of Oz and I like to think of Sugar as having been a child star in country commercials.

I originally had “Mabel” over “Diamond”, but I thought to change it because it’s a bit more peppy and I can tie it into her family expecting her to be a star since she was born. “Diamond” sounds more like a stage name. Angelica Diamond!

Overall, I am quite fond of the name I chose for Sugar as it sort of a name for a country sweetheart, and I like to think that’s how her community sees her.

Ellanora “Ella” Ilene Snow

I liked the idea that Ella’s name might be short for something. I wanted a name that seemed to belong to a fairy tale. I chose “Ilene” because Cinderella’s voice actress is Ilene Woods. I chose “Snow” for her surname as it referenced her inspiration, Snow White. I personally really love this name for Ella!

Christopher “Topher” Philip Charleston Christopher “Topher” Stephen Charleston

I wanted a name with a princely quality.

Sky/Kîsikâw Mîkosîwêw

I think that Sky’s name in Plains Cree is “Kîsikâw” which means “sky” or “day”. “Mîkosîwêw” means “one who climbs / leaps”, but I may adjust this. There's not much resources available about Plains Cree language and naming conventions which did create some barriers for me. I think I spent the longest on Sky's name.

Shawn Dalton Walter Shawn Hunter Wyatt

I wanted something kind of outdoorsy. Coming up with those two names was a bit harder than I had first thought it would be!

Rodney Clayton Barnes

I wanted to”Buckley” but I didn’t like how “Rodney Buckley” flowed. I’m quite happy with this choice! Or even just “Rodney Clay Barnes” sounds decent as well.

Bernardo “Beardo” Maurice Winslow Bernardo “Beardo” Leslie Winslow

“Leslie” and “Winslow” are taken from Michael Leslie Winslow, who Beardo is based on.

I considered “Wesley” over “Leslie” to be more inspired rather than directly borrowed from, but I didn’t want two consecutive names starting with W.

I randomly stumbled across “Maurice” and weirdly really liked it for Beardo! I definitely could see it. He totally looks like a “Maurice”.

Scarlett Marie Jane Darwin

A few references here - Marie Curie, Jane Goodall and Charles Darwin.

Abigail “Crimson” Rose Blair

I really believe that she suits the name “Abigail”. I wanted a sweet-sounding full name. When she and Ennui marry, they intend to change their surname to “Blackthorne” or something of that nature.

Edgar “Ennui” Preston McKinley

“Edgar” is taken from Edgar Allen Poe. “Preston McKinley” sounds really preppy, so I liked it for Ennui. I’m sure he’d resent this name so much!

Goth gear is expensive. I think Ennui went to a really preppy private school while Crimson grew up in the country on a farm. I wanted to reflect that upbringing in their names. I found those ideas funny.

Lorenzo Francisco Vinciguerra

“Vinciguerra” is taken from someone I know in real life. I love this name for him!

My personal theory is that Lorenzo is of Italian-Syrian heritage. Very Mediterranean. I like to think that Chet would like to make fun of his middle name as well.

Thomas “Tom” Henry McGinnis

Easy pick. He looks like a “Henry”. Surname sounds like “McGillis”.

Katrina "Kitty" Liáng Emma Liáng

I do not believe Emma and Kitty have middle names, but I do believe they have Chinese names.

For context, my personal theory is that Kitty and Emma are of Chinese heritage.

"Liáng" (梁) means "bridge" or "main support structure" (along with similar other meanings). It may also denote symbolic ideas of support, community and reliability. I feel that Kitty and Emma showed support for each other and have a strong sisterly bond. We also see Emma opening herself up to the support of others.

I do think that Emma and Kitty have Chinese names. I think that Emma is 敏怡 (Mǐn Yí) and Kitty is "欣琳” (Xīn Lín). "敏怡" is a nice name meaning "clever and pleasant", "欣琳" means "happy, beautiful jade".

Tamara “Tammy” Ruby Windsor

I wanted a fantasy-like surname. Sounds like the pen name of a fantasy writer!

Devin Wáng

No particular reference made with choosing Wang as a surname. It's the most common surname in Mainland China. I was hoping to find one with a special significance, but I just felt that "Wang" really suited him! I liked it for Devin more than every other name I found. So to me, he is now Devin Wang.

Mary Joan Brown Mary Blanche Campbell

Or: Mary Joan Campbell

I wanted a name that sounded fit for a librarian. That is all. I knew I wanted “Joan”, very unassuming and probably named after a relative.

Ellody Sumati Maheshwari

My personal theory is that Ellody is Rajasthani. “Sumati” means “wise, good mind”.

Carolyn "Carrie" Annabel Mildmay

“Mildmay” combines "modest, kind" and "maiden, young woman". I believe "Annabel" means "loving". It is also a name of a character in a famous Edgar Allen Poe poem "Annabel Lee" which is quite romantic (also one of my favourite poems).

Chester "Chet" Hubert Carter

I wanted a painfully old-fashioned English name for Chet. Something Lorenzo could also make fun of. I realised that "Chet" is short for Chester! This is a very unique name for a 15(?) year old boy.

Jennifer “Jen” Lila Cortez

My personal theory is that Jen is of Filipino heritage. “Lila” is a pretty name that means “purple”. “Cortez” is a common Filipino surname.

Broderick “Brody” Gabriel Rodríguez

I just went with what suited him. No special references. I like this name for him. I think Brody is of Colombian heritage.

Michael “Micky” Lee Frailey Jason “Jay” Mac Frailey

I wanted short and simple names befitting of the adversity twins. The surname “Frailey” sounds a lot like “fragile”, so I’m sticking with that. Also, I realise “Micky” is short for “Michael”.

Alessandra “Axel” Carmen Guerra Álvarez

I wasn’t going to include the reboot characters here, but I wanted to include Axel as I had a lot of fun picking this name. “Guerra” means war. My personal belief is that Axel is Honduran.

Chase Brent Myint

I believe that Chase is of Burmese heritage.

In Myanmar, people do not traditionally have hereditary surnames, but immigrants to countries that require it will adopt one. They may split their name to act as a surname or use a parent’s name.

“Myint” means “beautiful” or “charming”, I guess that is how Chase sees himself!

Wayne Logan Kravetsky Wayne Heath Radetzky

Wayne is based off of Wayne Gretzky, famed Canadian hockey player. I chose surnames that sounded a bit like “Gretzky”.

Ranolfo “Ripper” Germano Versace

As far as Italian first names go, I wanted something that didn’t sound very cool and he’d opt for only being known by a nickname instead. The surname I chose is from someone I know in real life who is both Italian and kind of looks like Ripper. Luckily he doesn’t act like him though.

Bowie Robin Davidson

I nearly put “Robert”, like “David Robert Jones”, but to me the “-ert” and the end felt too harsh for the name overall and I didn’t like how it sounded. “Davidson” is an unsubtle reference to David Bowie.

Mary Kate Chân Minh Mary Kate Chân Huu Mary Kate Chân Tai

“Chân” means “honest”, MK is anything but that and I thought it was funny. It is my belief that MK is Vietnamese.

“Huu” means “to have” or “to possess” or “friend/companion”. “Tai” references “talent” or “ability”. I’m not sure which one is my favourite for MK!   Emma Sophie Miller

It came to me on the spot. I wanted to use "May" or "Stacy", but I didn't want any name repeats if I could avoid it.

Damien Kenneth Johnson Damien Anthony Johnson

Simple, normal and still cool-sounding. I didn’t make any references, just what I thought sounded nice. Damien is one of my favourite characters, I wanted him to have a nice name.

Camilla “Millie” Sharlene Robertson

I nearly went for a dated middle name like “Maeve”, but then I remembered she would likely have millennial or late Gen X parents. I think she’d really suit “Sharlene”!

Rajesh “Raj” Gaurav Bajwa Rajesh “Raj” Gaurav Malhotra

I believe Rajesh is Punjabi. “Bajwa” is a strong surname with meanings like “hawk”, “strength” and “resilience”.

“Gaurav” means “pride” and “honour”, which I think Raj was able to embody with his value for fairness.

“Malhotra” means “warrior of sacrifice”. I liked it too much, I love it for Raj.

Priyanka “Priya” Pramika Prasad Priyanka “Priya” Pavithra Prasad

I think Priya‘s family is from Uttar Pradesh. Maybe Delhi. I initially was attached to “Patel” for her surname. I also liked “Chopra”. I wanted her whole name to keep the letter “P” at the start.

“Pramika” means “best” and “fulfilling desires”. I can’t seem to find consistent sources about the origin and full definitions of this name.

“Pavithra” is of Sanskrit origin. It means “pure”. I love this one!

I really wanted to use “Pradnaya”. It is said to mean “wisdom” or “intelligence”. I personally love that one except it could be rare in UP (mind you, this is relying on a very old data census) and I had a few doubts if it was realistic. Would a family that immigrated from UP or Delhi use a name that could have Marathi association? I may need to workshop this name a little more.

Julia Sydney Fairfax Julia Alexis Lavigne Julia Emily Goldwyn

“Fairfax” and “Goldwyn” were names referencing gold or being fair-haired. “Lavigne” came up in a name list and it stuck out to me!

“Alexis” came to me while I was cleaning and I was very attached to it for Julia. I think “Julia Alexis Lavigne” is my favourite so far.

Caleb Derek Tremblay

This one was easy for me to pick. To me, he really does look like his name could be “Caleb Derek Tremblay”.

Hezekias Elijah López Hezekias Malachi López

I can’t find kind information on the name “Hezekias” - I wonder if they meant “Hezekiah”?

Anyways, I wanted a biblical or Hebrew name for his middle name. It is my belief as well that Zee is of Chilean descent. Fun fact: Chile is the number one country in South America with the highest number of marijuana users per-capita.

Lauren “Scary Girl” Briar Grimsley Lauren “Scary Girl” Margot Grimsley Lauren “Scary Girl” Cordelia Grimsley

I really wanted “Lydia”, “Lilith” or “Morgan”, but was not satisfied with how they flowed together with “Lauren”. I’m satisfied with “Grimsley” though.