Simply Divine Saturnalia Event

1. Hazen. His hazel colored eyes see far through the Haze.
2. Emris. Welsh for Immortal.
3. Sartorius. German name.

 

When I saw him at first, my first thought was: French revolutionaries storm the Bastille. There's something about him, something from France. My proposals:

1. Augustine (for eg. Augustine of Hippo or Louise Augustine Gleizes)
2. Louis - King Louis XVI (executed by guillotine in the Place de la Revolution in Paris)
3. Jean Baptiste (for eg. from novel "Perfume").

 

#1 Nefertum or Nephren. (Nefertum - in ancient Egyptian religion, youthful god associated with the lotus flower.)
#2 Alexander. (which meant "defending men")
#3

 

#1 Connor, because it's one of my favourite names. It means essentially a person who loves dogs. Who doesn't love dogs?
#2 Barnaby, which the internet tells me means something like a child of prophecy or exhortation and since we're having a contest to name him, that seems sort of apt.
#3 Urban, which is 'of the city' and he looks like a modern day rocker sort, cruising around the city.

 

1. Declan
2. Rhodry
3. Garyth. A man who is honest and tender, caring.

 

1. Myrsky (finnish word for storm)
2. Kuura (finnish word for frost/rime)
3. Susi (finnish word for a wolf)

Strong facial features need some strong words.

 

Oscar
Helios = greek name meaning the god of the sun, who drove his chariot daily across the sky
Elio = male name of Spanish origin that means "The Sun"

 

1. Adain - a little bit of class,
2. Morrison - a little bit of rock & roll,
3. Devereaux - because sometimes a dashing name is all you’ve got besides buckets of panache

 

1. Nicolaos
2. Kirili
3. Davide

 

1) Blair - for the unisex option
2) Everett
3) Taliesin - [Welsh, meaning 'radiant brow'] name of a bard famed in mythology and Arthurian legend

 

1. Douglas, meaning: dark waters
1. Aidan, meaning: little fire/flame
2. Kane, meaning: Gaelic/Celtic- honor, war-like | Irish: tribute | Hebrew: a spear | Welsh: beautiful, fair | Japanese: golden, multiple accomplishments | Hawaiian: eastern sky | Scottish: golden | African: enough

 

1. Lariat
2. Corven
3. Kalique

 

1. Etienne: Crown
2. Bleu: Blue
3. Luc: the Light

 

I've got some atmospheric poetic names for the guy :]

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1. Barlaam - according to Judeo-Christian legend, was the son of an Indian king, who became a hermit. Largely believed to be Buddha, and a few saints have the name, too. Just something interesting I learned the other day.

2. Endymion - a human man the moon goddess, Selene, was in love with. When she asked Zeus to give him immortal life, that jerk thought a nice way to do it would be to put the guy in a coma on some mountain. just saw someone else selected this one

2. Moritz - German form of Maurice, famed Roman soldier who also shared the name with a Byzantine emperor.

3. Paris - a name with many interesting possible implications. Yes, it's the name of one of the most romantic cities in the world. Also the name of a guy who kidnapped a princess and started a war that saw a bunch of guys sneak into a city in a big wooden horse. Sort of a coward but he did kill Achilles, who was sort of an A-hole. Plus, it's the name of that guy in Romeo and Juliet who basically only exists to make the surviving characters feel bad.

 

Well done! A+ analysis there (but seriously. most accurate and real Shakespeare character call out ever and you should totally win for that alone, imo)

 

1. Arcadio ~
   
2. Jericho~
3. Cassian~

 

Aether- greek god of air and light
Vincent
Theodore or Theo for short

 

#1 Ember
#2 Dune
#3 Klaus

 

#1 - Jake - I feel this is such a strong mans name.

#2 - Dagger - because he’s so beautiful, his glare is like a Dagger in the heart.

#3 Manly - he’s so manly.

Simple yet with intensity......