We have two sessions left before it’s all over. We have an interesting mix of last names - from the serious to the downright silly.
I’m playing the gold family named the Mcfadden family. Up until the most recent sessions (the 1900s), I’ve been using names from an official Scottish baby names website I found. I figured that by the 1900s, the family would become less traditional and go with more “American/Canadian” names.
Blue is the Glowember family.
Purple is the Humperdink family and she was naming a few of her characters after her kids (though it was amusing when the one named for her youngest turned out to be especially evil. She read what she was doing as traitor and just went “Huh. Fitting”
Red is the Knuckle family. . . . Yeah.
And green. They’re completely not family friendly to mention here and make me worried for when this goes to free play and my mom asks why this family is named as such. I mean, the puns for the names are hilarious . . . but so not appropriate.
I’m playing the gold family named the Mcfadden family. Up until the most recent sessions (the 1900s), I’ve been using names from an official Scottish baby names website I found. I figured that by the 1900s, the family would become less traditional and go with more “American/Canadian” names.
Blue is the Glowember family.
Purple is the Humperdink family and she was naming a few of her characters after her kids (though it was amusing when the one named for her youngest turned out to be especially evil. She read what she was doing as traitor and just went “Huh. Fitting”
Red is the Knuckle family. . . . Yeah.
And green. They’re completely not family friendly to mention here and make me worried for when this goes to free play and my mom asks why this family is named as such. I mean, the puns for the names are hilarious . . . but so not appropriate.