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Which name fits best a twelve year old: Richard, Roger, or Robert?
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<blockquote data-quote="Noyeha" data-source="post: 2430562" data-attributes="member: 833907"><p>Is this for a story?</p><p></p><p>Bear in mind that, usually, the person would have been born with that name so it's not just one that would sound good at a certain age.</p><p></p><p>And all three have strong British connections. I'd go for Robert, simply because I think it sounds better with the surname, but maybe try and think from the parents' point of view, or whoever named this character in the story (if this is for a story, sorry if it isn't). Which would they prefer? Maybe it was a grandfather's name or they liked stories of King Richard or Robert the Bruce or love Sir Robert Moore?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Noyeha, post: 2430562, member: 833907"] Is this for a story? Bear in mind that, usually, the person would have been born with that name so it's not just one that would sound good at a certain age. And all three have strong British connections. I'd go for Robert, simply because I think it sounds better with the surname, but maybe try and think from the parents' point of view, or whoever named this character in the story (if this is for a story, sorry if it isn't). Which would they prefer? Maybe it was a grandfather's name or they liked stories of King Richard or Robert the Bruce or love Sir Robert Moore? [/QUOTE]
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