ProfessorRabbit

The 'e' is correct, but not the 'i.' So, we're at: _ e _ _ _ _ _ _ n e

It should. XD 6/10. The "and proud of it" part feels tacked-on and makes the title pretty long.

That's the thing about Newspeak. Oppressive as it is, it sure does sound cool. XD Simple and descriptive. XD I like it. 7/10. Kira is your name?

A little long, but cute and funny. 7/10

Sonja? *no idea* You've got the correct number of letters, there. Oh, and the first "e" and the "n" are in the right place. _ e _ _ _ _ ...

Thinkpol = Thought Police. Newspeak. 1984. :P 8/10

Funny? I hadn't meant it to be funny. :P 9/10, because Greek mythology is awesome.

Oh, God. In no particular order, these are my top five. I can't narrow it any better than that! The Phantom Tollbooth by Norton Juster Watership Down by Richard Adams ...

6/10

Too short and too common. Try again!

It's an unusual name, and it has more letters than any of those.

*cheers self* You left good hints. It was the one where you said you'd seen ALMOST your name that triggered it.

Tessa?

Trudy?

Tricia?