- voldemort
- the power of words, Edgar Allen Poe
- Percy Jackson
- Office: beach day
- house of night
- Pocahontas (the person, not movie)
- The 18th century historian William Stith claimed that "the 'Indians' carefully concealed [her real name] from the 'English', and changed it to Pocahontas, out of a superstitious Fear, lest they, by the knowledge of her true Name, should be enabled to do her some hurt." ∆
- Regina Spektor, Better
- if you never say your name out loud to anyone, they can never ever call you by it.
- Metric, Rock Me Now
- his value declined when he offered his name.
- Buffy Season 8 #5
- Doctor Who 3.03
- I named her. That's old magic, the power of names.
- "a poem about my rights," june jordan
- My name is my own, my own, my own
- "remain nameless," florence + the machine
- angel (fred)
- he called me sweetheart, but it's just an expression, isn't it? like when a waitress calls you honey. it doesn't mean you're special of anything. it's just a word, right? 'sweetheart.'
- Enuma Elish (Babylonian Epic of Creation)
- they were not named, they were not yet fated with fates
- zakaru = to speak; to name; to call into existence; to give purpose
oct 19 2009 ∞
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