Foolamancer name

[werewolfjay]

i want to see what others would like or believe what the foolamancers name is or could be
I VOTE FOR PENNYWISE ( i think it is appropriate )

[TigerHunter]

Tim. characters++

[FujinAkari]

Rumpelstiltskin

[Green Bean]

William. Think about it for a sec, and it makes sense.

[Generalissimus]

I vote for William.

[Freederick]

So what have we got so far? In alphabetical order:

1. April
2. Edgar
3. Pennywise
4. Rumpelstiltskin
5. Tom
6. William
7. Yorick

Most of these are allusions to Shakespeare; but literary analysis of Shakespeare's plays has gotten so convoluted that just about any name from the Bard's works could have a plausible explanation furnished for it--for all we know, the Foolamancer's name could be Cordelia...

My money is on William, guardedly.

[Justyn]

Bill, not Willaim, Bill: Just because something like that would be perfectly in line with Erfworld's humor.

[stsasser]

Jack, as in Jack Napier...Stanley called him 'joker' one time.

[zillion ninjas]

Apititha Fool

[MrEdwardNigma]

Jack, as in Jack Napier...Stanley called him 'joker' one time.

That's only his name in the movies, and it's not such a terribly well-know fact anyways. I'd be going for Rumpelstiltskin, Tim or something from King Lear as I stated in the thread on the comic.

[werewolfjay]

these are all great names i wonder if the giant will use one? also if you have mulitiple names post them im going to look for more names that are weird that i believe fit the foolamancer

[Flickerdart]

Rumpelstiltskin. That's ALWAYS the answer.

[MOD]

I'm sorry but his name has to be Juliet.

A point to anyone who gets the reference.

[TigerHunter]

So what have we got so far? In alphabetical order:

1. April
2. Edgar
3. Pennywise
4. Rumpelstiltskin
5. Tom
6. William
7. Yorick

Most of these are allusions to Shakespeare; but literary analysis of Shakespeare's plays has gotten so convoluted that just about any name from the Bard's works could have a plausible explanation furnished for it--for all we know, the Foolamancer's name could be Cordelia...

My money is on William, guardedly.

Tim, not Tom.

[Arkenputtyknife]

If (as some have suggested) the Fool in King Lear presents Shakespeare's opinions and therefore should be named William, then by analogy, the Foolamancer must be Rob.

[Lolindir]

I'm sorry but his name has to be Juliet.

A point to anyone who gets the reference.

Romeo, it might just be
Mac Beth?

[zeropsm]

these are all great names i wonder if the giant will use one? also if you have mulitiple names post them im going to look for more names that are weird that i believe fit the foolamancer

I think the giant don't work on erf.

[Banjooie]

...

Um, how about 'Ash'?

[MOD]

Romeo, it might just be
Mac Beth?

While Juliet does originate from shakespear that was not the answer I was looking for...

[MuseUnchained]

M'be Feste, the fool from Twelfth Night?

[charles]

I still think his name will link in with Misty and Maggie.

They are the only names I've heard so far that don't really sound funny on their own, so I'm betting the three eyemancer names of Misty, Maggie and "foolamancer" will be a joke of some description.

And Parson, of course, will work it out and get the joke then tell Stanly for Brownie points.

[Aquillion]

I still think his name will link in with Misty and Maggie.

They are the only names I've heard so far that don't really sound funny on their own, so I'm betting the three eyemancer names of Misty, Maggie and "foolamancer" will be a joke of some description.

And Parson, of course, will work it out and get the joke then tell Stanly for Brownie points.

Actually Maggie is already a joke. (It's the friendly name people used for Margaret Thatcher, the famous British Conservative Prime Minister, whom this Maggie strongly resembles.)

[Digitized]

I believe its The Riddler from Batman. The real name that is. He looks like the Jim Carey version on one of the Batman movies.

[Vince3]

If he's the Riddler, then his name is Edward Nigma, or E. Nigma........

[ObadiahtheSlim]

In keeping with the 'M' theme, his name is Marty.

[Mewtarthio]

While Juliet does originate from shakespear that was not the answer I was looking for...

That'd be the old miniseries Tenth Kingdom, which took place in a land comprised of fairy tales. One of the main characters (from Modern Earth) wagers his friend's life against a golden axe if he can guess the woodcutter's name, mistakenly assuming that it will be "Rumplestilsken." At the last second, a Friendly Woodland Creature shows up and tells him the answer is "Juliet."

Now where's my cookie?

[Rollin]

In keeping with the 'M' theme, his name is Marty.

Yes. Or Monty, or Miltie.

[MOD]

That'd be the old miniseries Tenth Kingdom, which took place in a land comprised of fairy tales. One of the main characters (from Modern Earth) wagers his friend's life against a golden axe if he can guess the woodcutter's name, mistakenly assuming that it will be "Rumplestilsken." At the last second, a Friendly Woodland Creature shows up and tells him the answer is "Juliet."

Now where's my cookie?

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[Ubiq]

I think Prospero would fit quite nicely considering the circumstances.

[reignofevil]

CARL!
Trust me.