Emerson

It's like a strange form of Ariel, and I love it. "mary" and "ariel" combined, it has a beatiful sound. A childish sort of person maybe? But only in looks, ...

Sounds very English. Sounds like a real gentleman kind of name, at least the Perry part does. Roxy

You forgot a question, Sire.

I would so pick it up. It's suck an oxymoron, that it's interesting. It doesn't leave much room for what the book would be about, but I suppose it could ...

My love for any Latin would make me pick it up, solely. And the meaning of it (I'm not sure I could literally translate it, but the internet is useful ...

A stag is a male deer, is it not? Since not everyone would know this (I first thought horse, then looked it up. Nope, I was wrong) it may leave ...

Why should I do that? I'm sure there would be no romance, and if there was, it would end tragically and in some cliché way, like suicide or poisoning. - ...

Anna seems like a Mexican name to me, though it isn't as far as I know. I see a little girl, tan with dark short hair. Shy. Vera

Nearly finished with Salomé by Oscar Wilde. I've been reading a collection of his plays. To follow it, The Plague by Camus. I read half way through it a while ...

I do not tell anyone my secrets, else they would not be secrets, would they? - Lev I wish not to speak of them... - Fleur I have too many ...

It makes me giggly seeing the word "Boise" so I would probably pick it up for that alone, and figure out what it is about. Boise was Oscar Wilde's boyfriend's ...

Dear Claudette, I really wish you would stop portraying me so poorly, I'm not that bad of a guy. By the end of the novel, everyone is going to hate ...

Lev is a...member of the order? Sure. He has the power to control peoples physical actions xD Scenario: Your character is sitting in a train station eating biscuits, when the ...

I remember this one... Oh well. I like the way that the verbs contradict each other. I'd pick it up to see what it was about, since the title doesn't ...

Sounds rather German. The kind of name you'd give to a rather reserved fellow. Felicion (m)