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Would you consider these to be 'witchy' names?
I've been listening to audio books with my daughter and two them had witches in them. The first, Wee Free Men, is by Terry Pratchett. It's about a witch named Tiffany Aching. The second book, Hangnail Castle, is about a witch named Molly. I highly recommend both.
Obviously, the names were chosen because they didn't sound witchy. Reading the books, though, I discovered that I quite liked the sound of both names. It's unfortunate that Tiffany has become synonymous with ditzy Valley girls. And I know Molly will get major hate here but I really like it. Molly is a warm, floury hug.
If you had to give a witch a non-witchy name, what would you use? I'd use Sally or Meredith, I think.
I've been listening to audio books with my daughter and two them had witches in them. The first, Wee Free Men, is by Terry Pratchett. It's about a witch named Tiffany Aching. The second book, Hangnail Castle, is about a witch named Molly. I highly recommend both.
Obviously, the names were chosen because they didn't sound witchy. Reading the books, though, I discovered that I quite liked the sound of both names. It's unfortunate that Tiffany has become synonymous with ditzy Valley girls. And I know Molly will get major hate here but I really like it. Molly is a warm, floury hug.
If you had to give a witch a non-witchy name, what would you use? I'd use Sally or Meredith, I think.
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