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Help[Opinions] Interesting upper-class British sibsets
Most of these siblings are either at a London international school, or Eton. Judging from some of the surnames, several are nobility. The general age range is 15-20.
The Italians:
Lucilla, Lucrezia, and Luna
Leone and Chiara
Francesca and Tatiana
Aliotto and Manfredi
Alberto, Matteo, and Pietro
Teodora, Tommaso, and Tristano
The Brits:
Connor and Louisa
March and Orson
Angelica and Ambrosia
Isaac and Laura
Eddie, Joyce, and Thomas
Mark and Patricia
Mabel, Ollie, and Theodore
Bella, Callum, and Polly
Poppy and Toby
Coco and Felix
Freya and Georgia
Edie and Amy
Cameron and Stephanie
Jasper and Chloe
Gemma and Jake
Stella and Georgia
Kitty and Winnie
James and Will
Allie, Jackie, Olivia, and Sydney
Amelia and Sofia
Fergus, Piers, and Anthea
Dan, Sophie, and Louise
Hannah and Laura-Kate
The German/Scandinavian/Dutch contingent:
Jan and Melchior
Alexi and Sveva
Annette and Thorben
Minnie and Bart
Aliya and Tilda
The Greeks:
Ariadne and Olympia
Marina and Nikolai
"The secret garden is always open now. Open, and awake, and alive. If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden."
The Italians:
Lucilla, Lucrezia, and Luna
Leone and Chiara
Francesca and Tatiana
Aliotto and Manfredi
Alberto, Matteo, and Pietro
Teodora, Tommaso, and Tristano
The Brits:
Connor and Louisa
March and Orson
Angelica and Ambrosia
Isaac and Laura
Eddie, Joyce, and Thomas
Mark and Patricia
Mabel, Ollie, and Theodore
Bella, Callum, and Polly
Poppy and Toby
Coco and Felix
Freya and Georgia
Edie and Amy
Cameron and Stephanie
Jasper and Chloe
Gemma and Jake
Stella and Georgia
Kitty and Winnie
James and Will
Allie, Jackie, Olivia, and Sydney
Amelia and Sofia
Fergus, Piers, and Anthea
Dan, Sophie, and Louise
Hannah and Laura-Kate
The German/Scandinavian/Dutch contingent:
Jan and Melchior
Alexi and Sveva
Annette and Thorben
Minnie and Bart
Aliya and Tilda
The Greeks:
Ariadne and Olympia
Marina and Nikolai
"The secret garden is always open now. Open, and awake, and alive. If you look the right way, you can see that the whole world is a garden."
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Hey Rox, d'you know where this thing about UK people sneering at the presidents' names comes from? I think this came up on the board before once, and all the Brits were baffled by it and had never heard of it happening. It makes no sense, given that we had a prime minister called Tony, and others known as Jim and Ted.
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as I recall...
It has come up right here on BTN. It was quite a while ago, but I do distinctly remember that the subject came up and some British poster acted all shocked and outraged that a president would be referred to regularly by the media as Bill.
It has come up right here on BTN. It was quite a while ago, but I do distinctly remember that the subject came up and some British poster acted all shocked and outraged that a president would be referred to regularly by the media as Bill.
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