David L. :Need help naming a fictional character.

[irmgard+theodorian]

I've been restless since becoming pregnant and I've been writing a silly story to keep my worries about the future at bay. (silly, I know.)

The story is set in a fictional princess world. The young female protagonists name is Primrose Ophelia Seraphina Echo Darling nn. Posey. Her initials spell posed to reinforce the idea that she's like a mysterious but also controlled by others. She falls for a boy named David who's strong and fearless, but later he turns out to be deceptive and betrays her.

Anyway, David means beloved and I need his surname to begin with an "L". His surname shouldn't have such a good meaning as David, butut it shouldn't be obvious that he turns out to be evil either. Please give him a middle name as well. The story is set in an outrageous world so it can be anything. Any thoughts????

[thompssn]

If you're prone to worries, Nothing that keeps them at bay is silly. And I LOVE the idea of a book that your child can one day read and know was written while you were pregnant!

Last name's I like for a character are:
Laroche - The rock, a lonely mass of stone.
Lippencot - To abide, to dwell, and cot, a cottage.

Most last names seems to be associated with trades or locations. Or anything with son is...a fn's son. Jackson, Thompson, Lawson, etc.... Also Mc and Mac prefixes mean "son of" and O' means "grandson of". It's harder than I realized to find last names with actual "meanings".

http://www.searchforancestors.com/surnames/origin/l/

I'll have to get back to you on mn's. After I have a little more time to think it over.

[thompssn]

Ok, here are some character middle names that appeal to me for some reason in no particular order:

Diesel
Hopper
Breccan
Calloway
Calix
Crispin
Finbar
Lorcan
Flint
Chance
Halcyon
Cordovan
Viridian
Brick


Are you looking for shorter names or Longer/puffier names?