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I like Agatha enough, but I don’t care for either of those. They all have very sour sounds to it.

I don't like either, or Agatha.

They're not bad, but I don't like either more than Agatha

There's a town called St. Agathe near where I live, and I've always thought it had a beautiful name. For a long time I thought Agathe was far superior to Agatha. Agata is fun too, but it's not very attractive in my accent, which turns the T into a D.

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I recently met a young Agathe during my master's program, that was delightful.

Agata feels friendly, but dated. I imagine her with bottle-dyed hair.

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Agathe feels elderly and prissy to me. She'd wear a lace collar and a large amethyst broach.