Character's name alludes to their personality

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best 'dumb frogposter' post I've ever seen, my mang

Holden Caufield

The catcher in the rye wants to hold the field and not let the kids fall of off the edge.

Pynchon is really bad about this as well. Bummer, Prentice, Paradise, Pointsman. Actually he does it so glaringly that it's really not that bad.

Oh or Joyce. Dedalus--the creator of the labyrinth for his self-insert.

>Recktall Brown

>Goofy

Marmieladov from Crime & Punishment. Dosto did that a lot, actually.

>character's name is symbolic but doesn't allude to anything relevant

Oh that is a good one. Nice catch.

>Belle is the French word for beauty
>Belle is an English language name
>the English translation of La Belle et la Bête calls her "Beauty"
>the Disney version calls her "Belle"

>Belle is an homage to Sleeping Beauty
>Sleeping Beauty is Briar Rose
>Briar Rose pricked her finger on the spindle and fell into a deep sleep
>She can only be awakened by true love's first kiss
>Sleep
>Snow
>Snow white ate a poisoned apple
>Snow white fell into a deep sleep.
>Snow-White and Rose-Red is The Ungrateful Dwarf

Tell me some names that aren't symbolic.

>I'll call him Norm Hull
>Cuz he's just a normal guy
>But not everyone will get that
>That's just for the scholars 100 years from now

Steven Dedalus means labyrinth mouth.

en.wiktionary.org/wiki/steven

>Female character's name is Eve

>female character is literally Eve

>characters name is a slight variation of the authors

Just end your life

>male character's name is Eve

>characters name is fart fuckelstein

This I can dig

>character's named Tyrone
>he's white and doesn't want to get ass raped