I’ll admit that I’ve yet to read any harry potter books. however, I know enough to realize that both ‘luna’ and ‘potter’ are names associated with that series. because of those two (and the third connotation of morgan le fay), luna morgan potts certainly sounds like a sorcerer – and almost over-the-top so. the combination is fantastic, but I would consider some of the popularity as you decide whether or not to use it.
@eleanorj000 I haven’t read [name_u]Harry[/name_u] [name_m]Potter[/name_m] either, but I never considered that [name_f]Luna[/name_f] and [name_m]Potter[/name_m] are both used! What names would you suggest instead of either [name_f]Luna[/name_f] or Potts?
@EagleEyes, if it helps, the story is set in the future, so I chose [name_f]Luna[/name_f] because [name_f]Luna[/name_f] is a pretty young name. Thank you for your feedback, though!
hm. ‘potts’ is what displays the middle-agedness, at least in my opinion. I’m picturing a borderline-portly, greying-around-the-edges woman with a cauldron. if you’re looking for a ramrod-backed, jet-black sorceress you might need to modify these names.
firsts: vega, ursa, deneb – or you can keep luna
surnames: tubbins, corrigan, motts
I like [name_f]Luna[/name_f] but it’s really only become popular in the past 10 years or so (in the US and UK I don’t know where this is set) so it doesn’t really seem Middle age to me,
