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in reply to a message by Siri
I love it. It's certainly better than Morgan for a girl to me, which is--aside from the stolen name issue--overused imo.
Morgana's mysterious, beautiful, exotic, and a little "witchy". Maybe the latter's because I vaguely remember the quirky witch Morgana McCawber (or Macawber, nobody agrees as to her ln's spelling) on Darkwing Duck. Or maybe Morgan le Fay is influencing me. Either way, "witch" in this instance is benevolently magical, nothing evil or anything.
I picture a dark-haired girl too, but dark red hair also comes to mind. And she has dark brown eyes and a Mona Lisa smile.
Miranda
EDIT: Clarity in the first sentence. This is what I get for writing a post seconds before a school class!
Morgana's mysterious, beautiful, exotic, and a little "witchy". Maybe the latter's because I vaguely remember the quirky witch Morgana McCawber (or Macawber, nobody agrees as to her ln's spelling) on Darkwing Duck. Or maybe Morgan le Fay is influencing me. Either way, "witch" in this instance is benevolently magical, nothing evil or anything.
I picture a dark-haired girl too, but dark red hair also comes to mind. And she has dark brown eyes and a Mona Lisa smile.
Miranda
EDIT: Clarity in the first sentence. This is what I get for writing a post seconds before a school class!
This message was edited 10/8/2004, 4:11 PM
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It does have a witchy feel to it
and that's one of the reasons I love it. My little girl will grow up to be a witch, and a good one, too.
Siri
and that's one of the reasons I love it. My little girl will grow up to be a witch, and a good one, too.
Siri
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