Post the name of your protanogist

>>8581807
Opie Faggigan

fuck I just realized I spelled protagonist wrong, rest in peace thread

I hate women

>>8581807
Hiro Protagonist

Enoiah, it's really just an alteration of something else.

If i had one he would be called werner burch

Best slepping is muddled consonants.
Get with the times old boy.
Bet you capitalise your name too lol.

>>8581898
Noah?

>>8581986
Nope, solid guess though.

>>8581807
Adát gaKier

Enuch Pavell

>>8581898
It's Hebrew right? anaiah?

>>8582059
Greek, but you are on the right track of its relation to the Abrahamic religions.

>>8581862
You'll never get published with something that stupid

Romeo

>>8581898
Straight up stolen from Eden: It's An Endless World

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Kenny Powers

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>>8582121
Bang, although to be fair I did read Valentinus' list of aeons before I read Eden. I studied the Ginza Rba so it was inevitable I would consume any all works relating to Gnosticism. You do know Eden stole it from Valentinus right?

"Erectus Perfectus"

>>8582148
Hey, I'm just glad that there are people here, that loved it as much as I did although the second half was kinda lacking, compared to the first, but that's for another time. I only realized in hindsight, that all important Eden characters had names of gnostic deities, which is pretty cool. The names have a really nice sound, Lethia Aleetheia being the greatest name I ever heard. Since you know so much about this stuff, can you recommend me some literature about it? I think I may have found a new passion, but just reading the wiki pages seems kinda lacking.

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>>8582167
>Ginza Rba
Sets the gold standard that all works relating to the subject have to follow to be taken seriously.

>Gospel of Judas
Debatable, a good translation is really hard to find. It carries a lot of of what Gnosticism is through what Jesus says, but The History Channel fucked over the original translation hard to generate the mighty dollar.

>The Nag Hammadi Scriptures
Can't name the ones you should read specifically off the top of my head, so just take a google search on each one and see if it relates to Gnosticism.

>The Book of Giants
Ever watch Evangelion? The Manichaeans were pretty much Evangelion.

>Gospel of Mani
Evangelion stuff, reminds me of Zoroastrianism.

Sadly about it for stuff I consider readable from ancient times, more recent stuff (17th century) is all Enochian pseudo-scientific lies from untrustworthy sources. Also you have to understand Gnosticism split into many minor sects in the past over issues in how they saw the religion. Manichaeism having lost most of its scriptures and having only fragments I cannot recommend looking into too much of Mani's work.

>>8581807
Captain Kurt Cola. It's for a genre fiction short story and originally a quest.

The other one does not have a name, because it is first person. And in any case the only other character is a spider.

>>8582222
These wasted quads fill me with shame.

>>8581807
lonnie

slime man

>>8582202
Going to read Ginza Rba, seems to be the best way to go. Maybe this'll get me motivated enough to actually learn Ancient Greek or Latin, I kinda have a thing for those two languages. Either way, thanks f a m.

>>8582167
eden really went downhill near the end.

Shadow of the Black Niger.

>>8581807
Ernst Junger

>>8582236
Domme Rik.

>>8582270
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftk5KFIlVuE
?????

Rhyce Karei.

Gregory Berrycone

Sola Woolf

Nathaniel Cromwell

>>8581807

P. R. Anogist.

Crundle Dunkelford. A white man from Somalia

>>8581898
Ennui perhaps?

Threedix Atwunce

Fennius Taylor

Villem Poes

>>8581807
Yellow Jack

Snooks Brooks

>>8581807

Tod Alptraum

Sebastian Clates

Chad Neetcucker

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I actually have a hard time picking a name for my characters. I guess I always pick David or Rick, mostly because they are fairly generic. However, I have recently used the surname Loiser (loser with an I).

Anybody got some good tips for making names?

Lucille and Zahed

>>8581807
>tfw ur soul is mine

>>8582354
explain the knob

Harvee Corvee

>>8581807
Amarillo del Bosque Verde

Lord General Marcus Shepardson

>>8581807
Sayori Yukimura

Favid Woster Dallace

>>8581807
God

>>8585218
>Sayori Yukimura
WE ARE NOT INCLUDING CHARACTERS FROM SELF-INSERT FANFICS
jk but why does everyone use Yukimura as a surname? there's tons of interesting ones to use but I always see this. it's a little generic

John Self

>>8585337
I just like the sound of it and I like Japanese history. I-Is that okay, anon?

Fishmeal

The first line is "Call me Fishmeal" because he gets eaten by a fish at the end.

adolf hitler

Jaan Kross

Homer Sexual

Hugh Mad

Julio Julius Julio jr.

>>8582680
lol

>>8581807
three question Marx

>it ends with -ov

Moosa Nuuk

>>8582058
Is he a Doctor by any chance?

>>8581807
Elvis Tek

Dixon Butz

Kevin

>>8582270
>>8582273
This literally translates to Stupid/Silly
Rik, Rik being one of the most common names in The Netherlands.

source:
http://www.vernoeming.nl/voornaam/rik
https://translate.google.nl/#nl/en/domme

Tristram.

John

Oliver Knight

>>8582077
I feel so bad about reading that book

Grave Pirouz de Saint-Achille
or
Deathless Prince Háru Nathaniel, Vates Divus

Alex Jones