#in castle charles and constance are cousins but the motif of similarity is being similar

[barnbridges]

for no reasons, here is the tsh etymological bible of tumblr user barnbridges:

John - John the Evangelist, Richard Papen - Richard Plantagenet, Papen - homophone of paper

Henry - Henry IV (Prince Hal), Henry Jekyll

Edmund/Bunny - Edmund of Glouster, Corcoran - stolen off classics expert Charles Norris Cochrane

Francis - St Francis of Assisi

Charles - Charlemagne, Charles Blackwood

Camilla - warrior in Virgil's Aeneid, superficially Constance Blackwood

Cloke - Invisibility Cloak, fairy tale object and symbolical in-betweener of Richard and Henry

Judy - Book of Judith

Marion - Mary Magdalene, Book of Mary Magdalene, Barnbridge - 1 Timothy 2:5 or a general reference to the nativity story

Julian - Julian the Apostate, Morrow - allure to the timeline fuckery of the novel, homophone of marrow

Mona - homage to Raymond Chandler's The Big Sleep (Mona "Silverwig" Mars)

Madconald - the fast food chain but also Macbeth