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[Opinions] If you had to have triplets with Shakespeare middle names?
https://www.behindthename.com/names/tag/shakespearean_characters
(Try to avoid the "normal" ones! You can use your own judgement on things like Viola and Miranda, but don't use Jessica, Alexander, and Charles. Try to pick 'obviously Shakespearean' names that you might hesitate to use as first names because of how obvious they are.)
Mine: Alden Oberon / Leia Hippolyta / Corvus Lysander
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Hollis Oberon, Isaac Horatio, Astrid HippolytaI don't even usually like Hollis as masculine, but I like how it works with the others.It was hard! There's so many good ones.Ariel, Benvolio, Pharamond ...Isaac Ariel, Francis Pharamond, Simon Benvolio
Balthasar, Horatio, Cymbeline ...Noah Balthasar, Philip Horatio
Toby, Laurence, Dion ...Gwendolen Toby, Dmitri Laurence
Valentine, Prospero, Hippolyta ...Cerys Hippolyta
Junius, Rosalind, Octavia ...Tirzah Octavia, Helga Rosalind, Clay Junius - I think that's my 2nd fav set
Oberon, Miranda, Angelica ...Maud Miranda, Audra Angelica, Meshach Oberon

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Eleanor Portia, Gwendolyn Titania, Katerina BeatriceEleanor Portia, Gwendolyn Titania, Katerina Beatrice Katerina Beatrice is rather normal, but both first and last names are Shakespearean, which makes up for it. Katherina Hero might work if I have to choose a more outlandish option.
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Julia Desdemona, Helen Ophelia and George Hamlet.
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Rosalind Andromache & Beatrice Titania & Silvia Octavia
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Hannah Claribel, Hazel Cressida, & Hunter Claudius
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Disa Hermia, Eine Cordelia & Unna OfeliaOfelia is the spelling used in Hamlet's Finnish translation.
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Jane Cressida & Frederick Junius & Eleanor Silvia
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Thaddeus Agamemnon, Saoirse Titania & Phineas Horatio
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Edgar Cymbeline, Thomas Nestor & Regan ClaribelI went with Shakespearean FNs as well.
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Bernadette Claribel, Vera Emilia, and Rosemary Angelica.
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Iris Andromache, Francesca Hero, Horatio LysanderReally struggled not to just use all the Roman names! I was kind of tempted to go for Antony because I think Mark Antony is a really interesting historical figure (and, let's be honest, kind of funny as hell at times), but I just don't like the impression it gives in English.

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Laura Imogen, Lucy Beatrice and Gareth BenedickI would use Imogen and have used Beatrice as fns; IRL I'd certainly consider Benedict but not Benedick. I never used Laura, because Beatrice is a family name that I was always going to use; this is the perfect opportunity!
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These are all beautiful. I would love to see this sibset in real life.
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Genevieve Ophelia, Eloise Desdemona & Adelaide CressidaI love so many Shakespearean names. The man had good taste in names. I tried to pick names that make me think specifically of Shakespeare.Genevieve Ophelia
Eloise Desdemona
Adelaide Cressida
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Portia, Miranda, lysander
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Jessinda Cleopatra, Florimund Cymbeline, and Tristina Hamlet Diana
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Florimund Cymbeline is very cool and flowery.
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George Demetrius, Ann Ophelia, Catherine TitaniaB / B / B: William Orlando, George Demetrius, James Augustus
B / B / G: William Orlando, George Demetrius, Ann Ophelia
B / G / G: George Demetrius, Ann Ophelia, Catherine Titania
G / G / G: Ann Ophelia, Catherine Titania, Mara Nerissa
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My favorites of these are Catherine Titania, William Orlando, and George Demetrius
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Sappho Cressida, Lalage Perdita, and Oenone Hermia
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Obsessed with Sappho Cressida now!
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Lucy Cordelia, Mary Ophelia, Anna NerissaI love Nerissa.

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Love these! Nerissa is really lovely paired with Anna: I love Anna but sometimes it can be a bit dull, but Anna Nerissa definetely shines.
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That’s one of the nicest things anyone has ever said to me on this forum. Thank you!
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Nerissa is nice. Mary Ophelia seems like it could be a good double name (in a place where long double names are normal).
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Florence Cordelia / Stella Imogen / Henry Othello.
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Florence Cordelia is elegant. Henry Othello is very good (and I don't even like Henry).
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Rosalie Cordelia, Lily Juliet, Piper Perdita

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Rosalie Cordelia is great
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