Invent your own 'hero' name for a book/movie....

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Fab Foodie

hanging-on in quiet desperation ...
Location
Kirton, Devon.
Having a slow day....

Here the name 'Matt Petrol' as a name evolved....better than Jack Reacher IMO
https://www.cyclechat.net/threads/to-the-staff-mods-please-could-i-have.262824/post-6029668

I've often thought that if I were to write a book the hero or protagonist would be called Asparagus Piss....no real idea where the inspiration came from...

So if you wanted a main character, hero/heroine, femme -fatal, investigator, whatever, what name would you choose to call them?

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Beebo

Firm and Fruity
Location
Hexleybeef
Captain Thorax- he’s a superhero with amazing lung capacity
 
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Obadiah Nathaniel Clutterbuck, I would prefer Obadiah Nathaniel Clutterfark but children might get to read about a man wearing Lyrca with his knickers on the outside.
 

Salty seadog

Space Cadet...(3rd Class...)
The Ill Wind.
 

postman

Legendary Member
Location
,Leeds
Alf Tupper ,oh wait that was the 60's,He is still my hero.

He lived with his Aunt Meg in Anchor Alley, Greystone. The house had one room upstairs and one room downstairs; Alf's bed was a mattress on the kitchen floor. He was employed as a welder working in Ike Smith's welding shop which was located under a railway arch, his wages were £1 5s (£1.25p) per week of which he paid his Aunt £1.2s.6d (£1.12½p) for rent. This meant he had 2/6d (12½p) for himself. Following a bust up with his Aunt Meg, he moved into Ike Smith's welding shop, sleeping on a mattress by his workbench. Alf joined the Greystone Harriers paying a subscription fee of half a guinea; he was only a member of the Harriers for three weeks and was instructed to return his membership card by Bob Richards the Honorary Secretary, following an ontrack fight with Vic Mason in the 440 yards at the Greystone Harriers Sports meeting. Alf's staple diet was fish and chips wrapped in newspaper.[6]


What a man.
 
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