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Okay, this CAF is a little bit different. I've listed several sets of multiples (twins, triplets, etc). For each set, use the appropriate namebank. Instead of individual names, the namebanks list real sets of multiples. You choose one set of names for each set of multiples, and these are their first names. You will choose the middle names. I will judge each set of multiples and will post the winners later. Does that make sense? Feel free to ask questions if you don't understand. For most sets, the genders will vary depending on which set of names you choose, so I have just written "triplets", "quadruplets", etc. If one of the names in the set you pick is a nickname, you may change it to a full name if you like (for example, if you have a twinset of Nick and Peter, you may change it to Nicholas and Peter). No spelling changes.

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DD/DS:
DS/DS:
DD/DD:
Triplets:
Quadruplets:
Quintuplets:
Sextuplets:

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G/G Twins: Elizabeth and Irene, Louise and Esther, Emma and Viola, Eliza and Lydia, Virginia and Sadie, Amelia and Martha, Isabelle and Catherine, Carolina and Eva, Emma and Julia, Alice and Margaret, Selene and Julianne, Tatiana and Ariane, Lilley and Noelle, Alice and Eugenia, Gertrude and Dorothy, Hilda and Mabel, Carmen and Lupita,

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B/B Twins: Paul and Silas, Seth and Isaac, Francis and Joseph, Geoffrey and Richard, Michael and Nathan, William and Fritz, Martin and Otto, Martin and Adolph, Albert and Watson, Marvin and Franklin, John and Gregory, Sven and Tobias, Cosme and Damian

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G/B Twins: Martha and Charles, Agnes and David, Mabel and Claude, Georgina and Ambrose, Margaret and Frederick, Betsey and Roger, Florence and Seamus, Alice and Frederick, Alma and Roger, Gloria and Samuel, Ethel and George, Aurora and Thomas, Mary and Rudolph, Charlotte and David, Dorothy and Albert, Miranda and Benjamin, Alice and William, Laurel and Robert

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Triplets: Petra, Tanya, and Rachel; Raymond, Charles, and Harold; Teddy, Archie, and Kermit; Moses, Paul, and James; Douglas, Winifred, and Elsa; James, Helen, and Angelina; Victoria, Edward, and Catherine; Francisco, Marcos, and Ana; Frederick, John, and Edward; Florence, John, and May; Liam, Darby (g), and Eleanor; Eliot, Julian, and Ryan; Paul, Mark, and Veronica; Robin (g), Elise, and Francois

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Quads: Catherine, Ida, Matilda, and Helma; Eva, Anna, Frances, and Pearl; Wilma, Helen, Edna, and Sarah; Anna, Julia, Susan, and Rita; Vernon, Quentin, Jacques, and Rudolph; Casper, Kion, Luca, and Daniel; Theodore, Samuel, Dorothy, and Helen; William, Theodore, John, and Edith; Michael, James, Sally, and Angelina; David, Anthony, Beverley, and Thelma; Betty, Wilma, Margaret, and Robert; Christian, Francois, Simon, and Marie; Everett, Sylvester, Warren, and Geraldine; August, Dee, Beatrice, and Carol

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Quints: Annabel, Caroline, Faith, Richard, and Geoffrey; Vanessa, Jenette, Melissa, Bernardo, and Christian; Adrian, Roberto, Daniel, Luis, and Isabel; Fabien, Julien, Thomas, Emilie, and Aurelie; Daniel, Johannes, Christian, Esther, and Silvana; Helen, Ruth, Emily, Jesse, and Owen; Lorenzo, Diego, Alessandro, Gloria, and Miriam; Michele, Helena, Genevieve, Roland, and Philippe; Julianna, Angelina, Isabella, Lucius, and Tristan; Paola, Regina, Daniela, Natalia, and Alberto; Elizabeth, Meaghan, Jacqueline, Brigid, and Patrick; Maxime, Charlotte, Julie, Pauline, and Amelieu; Elsie, Dorothy, Patricia, Robert, and Clive; Aubrey (g), Giana, Sophia, Milian, and Sebastian; Ana, Milena, Vitoria, Ramon, and Nicolas; Claire, Amelie, Sophie, Vincent, and Benjamin; Emilie, Cecile, Marie, Yvonne, and Annette

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Sextuplets: Melanie, Doriane, Coralie, Gaelle, Cedric, and Kevin; Francisco, Julio, Mercedes, Ines, Lucia, and Laura; Frank, Andrew, John, William, Salome and Deborah; Emily, Octavia, Stella, Ann, Alison, and Richard; Benjamin, Daniel, Nathan, Matthew, Lucy, and Charlotte; William, Matthew, Jackson, Amelia, Elizabeth, and Eleanor; Gerardo, Antonio, Fabian, Jose, Julia, and Cecilia; Davide, Jacopo, Nicolo, Elena, Silvia, and Mattia