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Inhuman, a nymph or merrow with not particularly honest intent. -- Leila Tein

A young man, but a loner/wanderer who doesn't ever give out anything but his first name. He'd be one of those ragged, slightly gaunt fellows who have names that seemed ...

With a surname, technically, for a first name, I rather think of a girl/young woman with a firm presence - but in a fantasy setting, some connection to magic that ...

Israeli soldier, sharp features and sharper wit; with an engaging honesty around his rough-edged training. -- Devin Avery EDIT: Ah, and I missed write me again. !_! "Tria"? Fantasy, a ...

Beautiful woman with nothing but her looks. (Oy, I think of Narcissus or of Narcissa Malfoy - neither a happy-ending sort of character. ^_~) -- Thomas Parkington

Flip impressions again. One side of the coin is a burbling toddler, drooling and charmingly annoying. On the other side, a cocky American teenager with an attitude. -- Adrian Brae ...

Ophelia Nesa... somehow Greek or perhaps Slavic, with a tragic streak and a tendency to get into hopeless situations. I see her as very wan, but with wide cheekbones and ...

French nobility - a bit of a snob with a better heart than she credits herself with. (Ha - I love that on Blaise; it's near enough too. ^_^) -- ...

(Actually, it's Roman and a girl ^_^U) Thomas Jefferson. All I can think. :P Clara Oy, that makes it even more amusing. I was thinking there would have to be ...

A little boy with a red-cap. Oy, that is my first thought. ^_^' It's either a nickname, and so the character is perhaps Latin/Spanish or Italian, or it's his real ...

Ah, it makes me think of Cecily from The Importance of Being Earnest - who was a bit flighty and flippant and girlish. But with its odd spelling, I picture ...

A girl or young woman with morer wisdom than her age might imply, and a certain odd tranquility. I picture her slight and round-faced. -- Flent

A girl with some odd mystery and/or past - after all, her name means [of/from] archangel. ^_^ I picture her dark-haired but very pale. (And you've got the age right ...

Joan of Arc certainty in a woman who's past her prime and getting resigned; brown-hair, brown-eyed. -- Anton Betrenitov

...I think of an older fellow, with stories to tell and a sharper mind than his appearance suggests. Though, on double-take, I get the impression of 14-15 year old with ...