#lorna morella

[iminaworldofpureimagination]

Boogers and cum, oh, you feel a little queasy? Do you need a diagnosis? Well, the doctor's got one. [Doctor] Your stomach seems to be filled with boogers and cum.

[imyselfamstrange]

Janice (Paul Leicester)

Cedric (Walter Scott, Ivanhoe)

Lucinda (fiction from the 1600s, popularized by Miguel Cervantes's Don Quixote)

Malvina (James Macpherson)

Miranda (Shakespeare, The Tempest)

Pamela (Sir Philip Sidney)

Stella (popularized but not invented by Philip Sidney

Una (Edward Spenser)

Claribel (Edward Spenser)

Norma (Felice Romani)

Imogen (Shakespeare, possibly a misspelling of the traditional name Innogen)

Geraldine (Henry Howard)

Myra (Fulke Greville, probably based on the Latin ‘Myrra’ meaning myrrh)

The name Morella isn’t popular (I like it though) but it was invented by Poe.

Lorna Doone was written by R. D. Blackmore.

The name Jessica was invented by William Shakespeare, the name Vanessa was invented by Jonathan Swift, and the name Wendy was invented by JM Barrie. Anyone here know any other names that were literary creations? I don’t mean like Daenerys or Leia, names that advertise that you’re calling your daughter after a fairly recent fictional character, but names that have become normalised over time. I think maybe Lorna was too, but I’ve forgotten who wrote Lorna Doone.

(Boys’ names or gender-neutral names accepted too, of course)

[milk1sses]

i want to write some oitnb pieces so bad, where the requests at xx

[magix-blog]

me: kinning really violently obsessive characters to cope me: *kisses fingers* mm. i can taste the mental stability from a mile away

[sapphic-squid]

I need an edit of Lorna Morella to (One Of Those) Crazy Girls

[multiphantom]

Bless

[isabellaandronos-blog]

[pennsasucky]

[ciaoveneca]