[name]Hi[/name]! On the bright side, [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin sounds cheerier to me than Coffin alone. With the right first name, I doubt anyone will even notice Coffin!
[name]Jericho[/name]: [name]Jericho[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin doesn’t sound dark to me, and with [name]Parr[/name] in between [name]Jericho[/name] and Coffin, I don’t think of coffins in [name]Jericho[/name].
[name]Thelonius[/name]: [name]Thelonius[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin doesn’t sound dark to me, either.
[name]Gage[/name]: [name]Gage[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin doesn’t work as well to me, because [name]Gage[/name] and [name]Parr[/name] are both short names, and because with [name]Gage[/name], the full name is three nouns ([name]Gage[/name], [name]Parr[/name], which reminds me of par in golf, and Coffin).
[name]Lazaro[/name]/[name]Lazarus[/name]: I like [name]Lazaro[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin, and it doesn’t feel dark to me, either.
I think that longer first names like [name]Lazaro[/name] and the others (and names that aren’t nouns) sound great with the last name!
More I can see:
[name]Abraham[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin
[name]Benjamin[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin (I know it’s too traditional for you, though)
[name]Ezekiel[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin
[name]Emmanuel[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin
[name]Raphael[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin
Lightning: This is really dark to me on its own, and with Coffin in the mix, it feels even darker. I unfortunately think of a dark, rainy night, and with [name]Parr[/name], I visualize coffins on a golf course during a storm.
[name]Maxwell[/name]: This doesn’t feel dark to me at all with [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin!
Nine: With a number next to [name]Parr[/name], I definitely think of golf, and overall, I think of nine coffins on a golf course.
[name]Rio[/name]: [name]Even[/name] thought it’s a noun, I think it works better than the other nouns on the list. [name]Rio[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin doesn’t sound dark to me.
[name]Zephyr[/name]: This one feels dark to me, like Lightening.
[name]Tennessee[/name]: [name]Tennessee[/name] [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin reminds me of coffins in [name]Tennessee[/name], which is weird considering that [name]Jericho[/name] didn’t give me the same association.
Miro: Miro [name]Parr[/name]-Coffin doesn’t sound morbid to me…
[name]Killian[/name]: Kill and Coffin in the same name is definitely morbid to me…
[name]Night[/name]/[name]Knight[/name]: This is definitely dark to me, too.
I’d personally stick with names like [name]Lazaro[/name], [name]Maxwell[/name], or [name]Thelonius[/name] with your last name. To me, word names seem to emphasize the noun aspect of Coffin, while regular “name” names don’t.
Good luck, [name]Meryl[/name]!