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Help[Opinions] WDYTO Sibsets
What do you think of these (hypothetical) sibsets?
Anselm, Edmund, Ingram and Hamnet
Remiel, Christian, Bertram, and Atticus
August, Caspian, and Leopold
Linus, William, and Theodore
Vespera, Theodora, and Moriah
Rosamund, Ophelia, Lysandra, and Margot
Tamsin, Imogen, and Jillian
Kate, June, and Mae
Harriet and Augusta
Helena, Jane, and Irina
Anselm, Edmund, Ingram and Hamnet
Remiel, Christian, Bertram, and Atticus
August, Caspian, and Leopold
Linus, William, and Theodore
Vespera, Theodora, and Moriah
Rosamund, Ophelia, Lysandra, and Margot
Tamsin, Imogen, and Jillian
Kate, June, and Mae
Harriet and Augusta
Helena, Jane, and Irina
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Anselm, Edmund, Ingram and Hamnet - like all of these; they feel both spunky and sophisticated together
Remiel, Christian, Bertram, and Atticus - nice names; feels a bit like two separate halves to me
August, Caspian, and Leopold - love these together
Linus, William, and Theodore - ditto!
Vespera, Theodora, and Moriah - Vespera feels rather more exotic/adventurous than the other two; love Theodora
Rosamund, Ophelia, Lysandra, and Margot - I think Margot feels a bit like the odd one out
Tamsin, Imogen, and Jillian - Enjoy the spunk in each of these but, for me, the short "i"(s) repeating as I say them aloud makes them sound a little too much alike
Kate, June, and Mae - sweet; love Mae
Harriet and Augusta - I think they work
Helena, Jane, and Irina - here, Irina feels more exotic than the other two; love Helena and Jane; Irene would suit better for me
Remiel, Christian, Bertram, and Atticus - nice names; feels a bit like two separate halves to me
August, Caspian, and Leopold - love these together
Linus, William, and Theodore - ditto!
Vespera, Theodora, and Moriah - Vespera feels rather more exotic/adventurous than the other two; love Theodora
Rosamund, Ophelia, Lysandra, and Margot - I think Margot feels a bit like the odd one out
Tamsin, Imogen, and Jillian - Enjoy the spunk in each of these but, for me, the short "i"(s) repeating as I say them aloud makes them sound a little too much alike
Kate, June, and Mae - sweet; love Mae
Harriet and Augusta - I think they work
Helena, Jane, and Irina - here, Irina feels more exotic than the other two; love Helena and Jane; Irene would suit better for me
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