The True Crime Documentaries To Fictionalized Movie And Tv Versions Of Crimes To True Crime Podcasts

The true crime documentaries to fictionalized movie and tv versions of crimes to true crime podcasts to true crime youtube channels with sponsors and merch to TV mini series being made about crimes less than a decade old that many victims speak out against for profiting of off their/their deceased love one’s trauma while misrepresenting the truth to a film being made about a domestic violence court case that was already live streamed and treated like a tv show being turned into a film the same year it happens pipeline

this is gonna get me put on a list somewhere but if Rhaenyra and Daenerys could have met they would not end that interaction as friends Rhaenyra would be putting Daenerys in the SJW cringe compilation

Names on Naboo

Something fun: names on Naboo! I love populating my worlds with OCs and I like having names that either sound similar to regular names but suited to fit the language (i.e. Isabella, Isabeau, Isobel) and names that have the same meaning but sound totally different.

So, some [non-canon] names on Naboo, definitely not an exhaustive list though, and their meanings:

Note: For names I have not kept to my own spelling rules, because they're names and they look prettier this way and also that's exactly how Naberrie works. Most are the exact same, but if a name ends with an "e", it is actually an extension of the previous vowel, i.e. Câlude would be spelled "câlood" and pronounced /ca:lu:d/ not /ca:lʊde/.

Adnéat - unisex name, meaning "born of the néâchin tree", more common in the rural parts of the Nirerd region, Hill Country (Ewan)

Câlod - male name, meaning "Graciousness of God" (John)

Câlude - female name, equivalent of Câlod (Jane)

Cooreeb, Cooreev - female name, for the cooreeb flower

Coshid, Coshan - male name, meaning "resolute protector" (William)

Dérun - unisex name, meaning "child of the moon"

Enshind, Enshid - female name, meaning "to excel", etymologically unrelated to Enshadu, but often associated with her all the same (Emily, Emilia)

Filla - female name, meaning "beloved" (Mary)

Gochan, Goshan - unisex name, meaning "famous warrior" (Louis[a])

Gorin / Gorine - unisex name, though female as Gorine, meaning "free man" (Charles / Caroline)

Goré, Gorrie, Gorne, Goren - shortened versions of Gorin/e, with Goré mainly female and Goren mainly male (Charlie / Carrie)

Gyâtar, Gyâtak - male name, meaning "victory of the people." Especially common with followers of Zenda. (Nicholas)

Hodâch, Hodâsh, Hodré - female name, meaning "river"

Ishees, Yshees, Yshese - female name, "ruler of the world"

Jisom, Jisomb, Jisombe - male name, deriving from a patronymic of Vânes, as was common practice in the Shisén and Danank regions, aka the Headlands and Low Country (Harrison)

Jiyoon - female name, meaning "moon's daughter"

Kiléa, Leia - female name, meaning "undying, immortal"

Kosâb, Cosâb - male name, meaning "bright son" - but brightness associated with the moon, not the sun

Massât - male name, old-fashioned, meaning "weapon of God" (Oscar)

Medsen, Medsin, Mezin, Medsine - male name, but growing common for girls as medsin / medsine, meaning "dedicated to Zenda" (Mark)

Midsom, Mizom - male name but growing common for girls as Midsom, meaning "hay field" (Hayden)

Nakâtu, Nakté, Nokart - female name, meaning "birth of God", but very old-fashioned as Nakâtu. (aka Natalie)

Namise - female name, meaning "home ruler" (Harriet, Henrietta)

Namun - male name, popularised by a famous artist from a few centuries before present time, means "worker of the earth" (George)

Nasâsh, Nacysh - male name, meaning "ruler of the world" (Donald / Domhnall)

Niki, Nikki - female name, meaning "queen"

Oréd - female name, meaning "orédfil flower"; more old-fashioned versions include Rédfil, Rédfilla. (Daisy).

Orren, Odnen - male names, though sometimes given to women as a nickname for other similar names - shortened versions of Ornesun / Odnesun, meaning "protector of men" (Alexander / Alex / Alec)

Râdmen, Radmé - female name, equivalent of Rudmân (is Edwina a f. version of Edward ?)

Rodmin - male name, meaning "worker of earth" (Edward)

Rosâte - female name, meaning "wealth [given by] God" (Jessica)

Ryaré, Riyaré - female name, meaning "sweet flower"

Shineke - female name, meaning "to strive, to aim for" (Emily, Amy)

Sonn - male name, very common, meaning "born of the earth" (Adam)

Sorun - male name, very popular, meaning "bringer of light" - one of the many moon-based names on Naboo, especially popular for children born on one or more full moons (Lucas)

Soluke, Luke - unisex as Soluke but mainly male as Luke - "just, righteous" (Justin)

Soo - unisex name, meaning "river"

Thâcon - male name, meaning "god will give" (~Joseph)

Tsadun - female version of Sonn (not Eve lol)

Vânem, Vânes - male name, shortened from the out-of-use Vânemes, meaning "home ruler" (Henry, Harry)

Yeji - female name, meaning "pure" (Catherine)

GRRM writing female characters: l want to explore the depths of woman. Femininity is so complex and really is at the core of any female character, especially in a medieval system driven by the patriarchy. I want to explore that I want to write women as people so here have a widowed mother who’s watching her teen son become a king and she ends up helping his downfall not because she’s malicious but because she’s his mother and was trying to protect him. And here’s two sister wives who arguably were more influential than their brother and husband and king. And here’s a canonically ugly teenager who’s trying to find her place in the world when she can fit into neither the category of lady or knight. Here are two young sisters both using their specific strengths to survive in environments that wants them dead. I am so good at complex women.

Also GRRM writing female characters: look at this beautiful young lady no one is hotter than her. Men from all over the world chase after her hand. A bastion of grace and class and elegance. Built by the gods themselves to bless this earth. Look here she is getting married and being a dutiful wife and mother. What’s that, you want to learn more about the intricacies of her character? I just told you. She’s the hottest girl in the seven kingdoms and she’s a good wife. Also she’s twelve.

Vermithor and Vhagar participating in the dance but having no clue what’s going on:

Sansa north style ver. 🐺

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