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Round One - http://www.behindthename.com/bb/game/4413189 (Families are introduced here)

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LN: Martin
DH: Ian Joshua (30)
DW: Erica Melanie (28)

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DD: Verona Claire (3) [Weirwood]
DS:

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It's been three years since Verona was born, and Ian and Erica are expecting again; this time they are having a little boy. Recently having visited the Netherlands, they'd like their son's name to reflect the country somehow. His middle name should be in the top 100 in the U.S. in the 1920's.

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LN: Tuff
DH: Tristan Caleb (26)
DW: Zia Katherine (25)

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DS: Everett Slate (1) [Weirwood]
DS:

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After only one year, Tristan and Zia are already expecting another son. His first name should match their naming style (rugged/tough) and his middle name is a type of fish.

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LN: Karim
DH: Jabir Mustafa (35)
DW: Hadjara Nazli (30)

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DD: Layla Safiyyah (5) [**Hiddlestoner_26**]
DD:

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Little Layla is now five years old, and she is going to be a big sister! Jabir and Hadjara are expecting another daughter. They want her to have an Arabic name, and her first name should be somewhat easily pronounceable in the U.S.

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LN: Greenwood
DH: James Maximilian (30)
DW: Sarah Penelope (30)

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DD/DD: Juliana Kate / Esmeralda Lilly (2) [Weirwood / Rioghnach]
DS:

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James and Sarah are now expecting a little prince. They want his first name to sound like Medieval royalty (but not to be too common) and his middle name should be strong and manly.

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LN: Jackson
DH: Michael David (24)
DW: Melissa Nicole "Mel" (28)

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DS: Amadeus Madoc "Day" (1) [Gwanwyn]
DD:

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Michael and Mel are now expecting a baby girl. They want her first name to be exotic/eccentric/unique. Her middle name should be a rather unusual "M" name, and she should also have a quirky nickname.

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LN: Hildebrand
DH: Peter Adrian (38)
DW: Beatrice Viola (36)

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DS: Theodore Darcy (2) [miakendall1075 & Gwanwyn]
DD:

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Theodore is now two, and Peter and Beatrice are expecting a daughter. Her first name should come from a well-known foreign piece of literature (they live in the U.S.), and her middle name should be the name of a historical queen or princess.