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RLove your daughter's name. It's so classy and gorgeous. Lucienne is so lovely. I've always loved the name Lucy, but only really like it when it's a nickname for something else -- Lucienne and Lucinda are lovely choices in my opinion. :)I personally would choose Elliot Graham. In my opinion, it's masculine and classic, and would complement Lucy well. Eli is a nice nickname in my opinion. I also think Silas Theodore would work nicely too, but I do think that Elliot Graham flows as a name much more nicely, so I do prefer that one the most from your list as well. Honestly, I'm not really keen on any of the others, because they sound a little like last names, or are too trendy, or are too "pretentious-sounding" if that makes sense. I do like Reid, Theodore, Rhys, and Dean, however.Elliot is definitely my favourite from your list.Elliot CharlesElliot TheodoreElliot RhysElliot DeanElliot GeorgeElliot QuinnElliot NathanElliot WilliamElliot SebastianHope this helped! :)

RSophie Madeleine "Soph" Lily Isabelle "Lily" Freya Grace "Freya" Matilda Elizabeth "Maddie" Olivia May "Liv" Jude William "Jude" Ryan Finley "Ryan" Benjamin Daniel "Ben"Lucas Samuel "Luke" Noah Matthew "Noah" -- Sophie, Lily, Freya, Matilda, Olivia, Jude, Ryan, Benjamin, Lucas, Noah

ROn December 12, 1799, Washington spent several hours inspecting his farms on horseback, in snow and later hail and freezing rain. He sat down to dine that evening without changing his wet clothes. The next morning, he awoke with a bad cold, fever, and a throat infection called quinsy that turned into acute laryngitis and pneumonia. Washington died on the evening of December 14, 1799, at his home aged 67, while attended by Dr. James Craik, one of his closest friends, Dr. Gustavus Richard Brown, Dr. Elisha C. Dick, and Tobias Lear V, Washington's personal secretary. Lear would record the account in his journal, writing that Washington's last words were "'Ti's well." Modern doctors believe that Washington died largely because of his treatment, which included calomel and bloodletting, resulting in a combination of shock from the loss of five pints of blood, as well as asphyxia and dehydration

REuropean middle ages names:Male names: Ailwin, Bennet, Silvester, Norman, Walter, Nicholas, Luke, MarcusFemale names: Agnes, Alina, Helena, Marsilia, Felicity, Clarice, Isabella, JulietNames from US - nowadays not so common:Male names: Gareth, Heath, Lucian, Wilson, Tobias, Callum, LukasekFemale names: Matilda, Gemma, Isadora, Lorelai, Virginia, Felicity, AmarylisNames from 1900 in US: Male names: Herbert, Harry, Leonardo, Edward, George, Henry, Anthony, Charly, AndrewFemale names Clara, Annie, Esther, Martha, Viola, Noelle, Grace, Julia, Alice, DorothyRock Band names: Drooling Booty, Last Worn, Spleen Spectable, Shifty Session, Twilight VendorItalian Renaissance Names:Male Names: Lorenzo, Aldo, Cosmo, Raphael, MichelangeloFemale Names: Anastasia, Christina, Antonia, Piera, Margherita, Rigarda, Paula, Serena, Helena, Tomasina, VeronicaNames from the southMale Names: Austin, Abraham,Brandon, Christian, Colin, Noah, Tyler, Vincet, WayneFemale Names: Amanda, Cloe, Alexandra, Georgiam Grace, Leann, ScarletMexican Names:Male Names: Cesar, Cruz, Emilio, Gabriel, Francisco, Hector, Juan, Fernado, Luis, MiguelFemale Names: Juanita, Gabriella, Irma, Ivonne, Dominga, Marialena, Katia, RosalindaNames that sound like actors and actresses:Male Names: John Carter, Damian Dolce, George Leonardo, Konstantin CoelhoFemale Names: Annie Edelson, Marie Heathaway, Dolores Mae, Caira Perls, Andrea Morrison

RAlice and Freya are great for siblings. They are both sweet and feminine. Boys: Theodore, Dominic, Tobias, Lloyd, Jasper, George, Anthony, Arthur, Charles, Martin, Brian, Maximilian, Eric, Sebastian, Alec, Marcus, Zachariah, Bartholomew, Kenneth, Patrick, Cornelius, Julian, Harrison, Geoffrey, Alastair, Vincent, Franklin, Gilbert, Fabian, Laurence, Russell, Percival, Thaddeus. Girls: Adelaide, Violet, Daphne, Serena, Clara, Audrey, Aurora, Stella, Emmeline, Gwendoline, Guinevere, Eleanor, Rosalind, Blanche, Camille, Marilyn, Gillian, Matilda, Hazel, Heidi, Felicity, Eloise, Dahlia, Delilah, Odette, Briar, Pauline, Cecilia, Cordelia, Susannah, Belle, Priscilla, Lucinda, Esme. :)

RVintage names? as in old-fashioned I take it.CorneliusPercivalCyrilHarrisJasperGrahamThaddeusTobiasMalachiSilasOscarEmersonDorian CedricFrederickSebastianChester Edwin Fabian Timotheus

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RIt's from "Prison Break-In" and he says "Please don't call yourself that"

RSoundtrack list for the Pilot episode:http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0515236/soundtrack

RI will assume you're talking about the filmed version done with George Hearn and Angela Lansbury. There are a few differences between the two, but they are easily overlooked, as both are fantastic versions. One difference is that the Johanna in the movie is merely a sheltered girl, who is locked up in an insane asylum but has no business being there. In the play, she is actually pretty crazy. Mostly, she's paranoid. We know this because during the song Kiss Me she repeatedly hears non existent noises. Another difference, albeit small, is that in the movie the chair tips back and on the stage it tips forward. Another difference, obviously, is that there are some songs cut, most notably The Ballad of Sweeney Todd (which is broken up and repeated throughout the musical) Also, Tobias is an adult male, with the brain of a child, and Mrs.Lovett pities him more than any other emotion. Mrs. Lovett's a little more brash in the stage play, the Beadle has more of a song to sing, Sweeney himself is a little more suave (in the movie he's silent and broody. In the play, he just charms the crap out of people and they don't suspect him of anything). Also, the ending's a bit different. Anthony, upon breaking in to rescue Johanna from Fogg's asylum (where she was locked up) Finds that he cannot shoot Fogg, and that Fogg, who is advancing on them with a pair of scissors, will not stop until he gets shot. So Johanna shoots him. Also, Tobias goes insane from the things he has seen and takes up the razor after all are dead. Anthony and Johanna bring in the police and because Toby is sitting there among the dead with a razor, talking about how his mistress don't allow nobody in, instead of the dead bodies as he should be, they think he's the culprit. There's more, I'm sure, but I can't think of any more...Oh! Anthony buys Johanna a bird! And the Beadle, rather than beating Anthony up as he did in the movie, wrings the bird's neck. If you want more, e-mail me