What comes to mind when you hear these names? (no.2)

Scarlett - born in 1988
Elodie - blank
Flora - born in 1888
Sylvie - Sylvie Guillem; general French hotness
Electra - Mourning Becomes Electra and/or Must pay that bill.
Lydia - Civil Contract by Georgette Heyer and the Gemma quartet by Noel Streatfeild - spoilt but talented younger child - like me

Scarlet: Vivacious and beautiful with slim features and pale skin. Scarlet is very intellegent but dispite this continues to have an on-going affair with an older married man. She tells herself that she will leave him as she knows it is wrong but he tells her he would commit if it weren't for his young children.

Flora: mousey, looks older than she is, wears tea dresses, works in the local library. Lives in a very old country cottage.

Elodie: Twice divorced, now lives as a romantic fiction writer with her beloved cat.

Electra: Volumptuous, long haired, very attractive. Hates working as a pole dancer but has to make ends meet as a single mum. Studying for a degree to better herself.

Sylvie: Full time mum to 2 girls, married. Writes poetry and bakes for the school fayre in her spare time. Home is full of home made furnishings.

Lydia: Lives in an expensive loft but will soon be selling up to buy a beautiful home in the counry with her future husband who is attractive and successful like herself. Lydia's parents are delighted that their daughter turned out to be a very successful human rights lawyer.

scarlett - sassy, funky, confident, big personality, may be hard to live up to? but good.

elodie - melody. but nice enough.

flora - low fat spread. not keen.

sylvie - love it, a french girl i knew

electra - strauss opera (even though elektra) and of course electra complex

lydia - meh.

Scarlett.....O'Hara

Elodie......Melodie (??)

Flora.....germs

Sylvie.....middle aged housewife with peroxide hair and crocodile skin

Electra.....Carmen

Lydia.....little girl

Scarlett - O'Hara I suppose, but it is also pretty common these days
Elodie - try hard, wannabe French, really dont like it
Flora - posh hippy mums - aloso common in middle class north London
Sylvie - Sylvia Plath? Love it, though!
Electra - complex. God awful.
Lydia - posh old woman. Not keen.

Scarlett - O'Hara
Elodie - not sure how to say it
Flora - margarine
Sylvie - nickname for Sylvia
Electra - Complex
Lydia - lovely name.

-Scarlett - O'Hara . And i love the name

-Flora - margarine. Sorry

Scarlett - 'Frankly my dear I don't give a damn'
Elodie - ? nothing comes to mind
Flora - Margarine
Sylvie - annoying woman I used to work with
Electra - Sounds like a Gladiator name, (You know the rubbish TV programme, not the Roman type)
Lydia - Morally questionable character in Pride and Prejudice who runs off with Mr Wickham

Scarlett - o hara; various 3 year olds i know
Elodie - pretentious moi?
Flora - and fauna. love this name actually
Sylvie - and this, a st etienne song,
Electra - it didn't work out at all well for her in greek mythology
Lydia - lunch; pride and predjudice

Scarlett - bold name; it is one of those names I quite like but could never use
Elodie - melody; not keen
Flora - flowers; not keen
Sylvie - Sylvia; not keen
Electra - erm, no!
Lydia - fine; normal name

scarlett - hussy
elodie - melody
flora - open and spread your legs gags
sylivie - slippy
electra - see above
lydia - song title

Erm- you have heard of the Electra Complex haven't you?