Unique names in fiction

In most cases, unique names in fiction aren't automatically copyrighted. But if they become strongly associated with a particular brand or franchise, they might have some protection.

Yes, there are. In some lesser - known children's books, there's a dolphin named Splash. The name really gives the image of a playful dolphin. Also, in a science - fiction story about underwater civilizations, there's a dolphin named Echo. Echo was special as it could communicate with both humans and other underwater species in the story.

Whispering Pines. It has an air of mystery, as if the pine trees are whispering secrets. Another unique name is Crystal Falls. It makes you think of a small town with beautiful, crystal - clear waterfalls. And then there's Mystic Hollow, which is perfect for a town full of secrets and a bit of magic.

Some unique names could be 'The Clockwork Butterfly'. The combination of a mechanical object like a clockwork and a delicate creature like a butterfly creates an interesting contrast. Another one is 'The Star - Struck Scribe' which gives a sense of a writer who is in awe of the stars, perhaps for a story that has something to do with astronomy and creativity.

River. As in River Tam from 'Firefly'. It's a simple yet unique name that can evoke a sense of mystery and fluidity, much like the character herself who has a complex and often unpredictable nature.

A unique witch coven name from fiction could be 'The Whispering Wind Coven'. It gives the impression of a coven that is in tune with the elements, specifically the wind, and perhaps they communicate in a soft, almost unheard way, like a whisper. Another is 'The Dreamweaver Coven'. This name implies that the coven has the power to manipulate dreams, either to gain knowledge or to influence others in the dream realm.

Aeryn. It comes from the show 'Farscape'. Aeryn Sun is a strong and complex character, making the name unique and full of potential for a girl with a sense of adventure.

One unique name is Casper's female counterpart in some fan fictions, maybe something like 'Cassie'. It gives a sense of a more friendly girl ghost in contrast to the often - scary ones.

You can start by looking at real - life people for inspiration. Notice their unique traits, names, and personalities. Also, consider different cultures and their naming traditions. For example, Irish names often have a lyrical quality. Another way is to combine words that have interesting meanings. For instance, 'Star' and 'Gazer' could make an interesting name for a dreamy character in a science - fiction story.

Well, 'kitten' might be a unique pet name in the beginning. It gives a sense of playfulness and affection. Also, 'duchess' could be used in a rather unique way to show respect and endearment at the same time. These names add a special flavor to the way characters interact in the movie.