Kind of a silly thread :P But I was just wondering what you guys imagined R's real name was while watching the movie. (I've never read the book, but I'm gonna assume you never learn his real name in that one either?)
Anyway, I imagined that his name was Riley haha. No reason in particular, it's just what popped into my head when I looked at him :P What about you guys?
Well, Romeo, obviously. =) No, for some reason I thought Richard. No idea why.
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Just like Romeo and Juliet. ;)
shareOh gosh! Of course it's Romeo and Julie(t). Can't believe I missed that. We can speculate all we want but this here is the true answer.
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Honestly the first name that popped into my head was Rick. Then Ryan. Then I just stopped there. lol
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shareRomeo, or some play on it, like Marcus is a play on Mercutio and Perry is a play on Paris.
I actually didn't find myself wondering about his past life much. I looked forward to watching him change into what he would become. I like how they handled that in the movie, too. He doesn't want to remember his old name because he likes "this life" and the name Julie gave him.
I don't like bullies.
Ryan, Ricky, or Ronny.
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Perry is a play on Paris. Ay!
Anyway, I thought R was fitting because of all the grunting. LOL I didn't think he fit any names, really. *shrugs* LOL
Thanks, Eliza. I thought I was missing something, there. Paris. Of course.
And I'm with you, like I said - I didn't really think of him in terms of what his name (or past life) was, though it's kinda fun to think his name was Romeo.
I don't like bullies.
Polonius was in Hamlet.
Oh and I thought he looked like a Rickey. I didn't realize the Romeo connection except for the balcony part but now that people have said his name is Romeo it does make sense.
Also, Julie's best friend wanted to be a Nurse...
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Indeed. Not to mention Julie is a stand in for Juliette.
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Ryan but that is kind of an old fashioned name even now much less in the future. So it's probably something like Rock,Ryker or Rylan. I like the name Roman myself.
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