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[Belliole]

And I mean REALLY old-fashioned. I'm illustrating a comic which takes place in England of the late 1800s. The style I'm using is very Tim Barton-ish, dark, selektony. Also, the style inspired bythe following peices of art by Sally Averenier -
http://sally-avernie...ters-5-71712413
http://sally-avernie...secret-54976068

I need a name for the feamle lead character. Her name was Vannesa Shnider, but I decided to change it so ~enterFNhere~ ~enterMNhere~ Hawkins.
She's 17 years old and has very dark hair with thick curls. Her eyes are this strange deep grey-blue and she has very pale, even a bit grey-ish skin. She's thin and short, something about the 160cm.
Her favorites colors for clothes are cold ones, espcially the darks.
She is really something. She's strange, daydreamy, and talks nonsence. Oh, did I mention that she has a potentially split personality? She's sure this is nonsese, but how could someone explain her sudden moods changes, her tendency to jump from subject to subject and the hard time to get used to people? So she look like she doesn't belong in the place, and basicly it's true. She doesn't fit in place very well. So for now she just ignores it, like some of the things in her life. She's in total denyal. (And no, she doesn't have a tragic past)

So, 19th century combos that would go with the last name Hawkins would be great...
Thanks!

[Karin Marie]

Echo
Aspen
Ember
Ebony
Tawny
Jade
Jetta
Kali
Lela
Odette
Shirley
Sable
Nerissa
Blake
Ashanti
Ciara
Melanie
Marmara

[Katie-Nana]

I Love Edith nn Edie. Edie Hawkins would be a great name.

[TheNameDoesntMakeThePerson]

Panacea Hawkins (pro. PAN-ah-SEE-ah)

[Victoire]

Ophelia
Aurelia
Martha
Penelope
Elizabeth
Allegra
Eudocia
Charlotte
Georgiana
Theresa
Regina
Tabitha
Abigail
Obedience
Rebecca
Arabella
Lucinda
Cordelia
Eugenia
Philomena
Theodosia
Virginia
Augusta
Genevieve
Leticia
Marjorie
Wilhelmina
Antoinette
Leonora
Patience
Euphemia
Marilla
Agatha
Cecilia
Loretta
Priscilla
Temperance
Constance
Lavinia
Winnifred/Winifred
Edwina
Bernadette
Helena
Johanna
Katrina
Catalina
Emmeline
Marguerite
Maud
Phillipa/Philippa/Phillippa
Samantha
Rowena
Veronica
Victoria

What do you think?

Many Biblical names such as Rebecca were common as well. Biblical names have never gone out of style. Good luck
Rosalind

[Belliole]

Thank you all!
I really like Lillian Hawkins, and I don't know about the middle name. She would go by Lilly, anyway.A friend of mine suggested Lillian Rosalie, which I really like, but I still can't find.