A sibling for Byron?

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It took us a ridiculous amount of time to agree on Byron's name. DH has....eclectic taste name wise. So now number 2 is cooking and I am flummoxed.
So far we have:
Atticus (Byron was very nearly called this but I've gone off it a bit)
Caspian - we both like but don't love this.
Tiberius - DH favourite.
Aegeaus - Dh's other suggestion.

Girl wise we have only 1 name we can agree on:
Ariadne.

And that's it, we're at a veto impasse.
Help please?

Keats?

I really worry that 2 author names is a bit twee?

If it's a girl you can call her Shelley

Caspian is good.
How about Heath?
For a girl I was keen for a while on Calypso (not many other people were though...) But Greek myths suggest some beautiful names.

No, no, no and No

And no again.

Nah, makes you sound dead cultured.

No, no, no and No

And no again.

No, no, no and No

And no again.

And No again...?

Shelley?

Titus?

And some more for good measure.

Too close to Tits..which are indeed lovely but would be bugger for the old piss taking namewise.

Heath I like, but DH has vetoed.

Moor?

As in the geographic feature or the historical term for a person of North African or Arab descent?

Geographic - in keeping with heath.

Oooh, what about Noor for a girl? Paloma? Antigone? I'm just shouting random names I wouldn't be brave enough to use.

For a boy, Atticus from your list is pretty good. Tiberius would be a no-no, and I like roman names. Hadrian? Had a friend who was seeing an Augustus, nn Gus, he was a cool bloke.

No thank you

I am not so concerned with the second name being a direct link to Byron (we finally settled on that for very personal reasons to us both). In fact I'd prefer if it wasn't connected, I just need something that can work with it and not jar too much but that we can both agree on.
I fear I am searching for the impossible.

Antigone is going on the list!

Augustus is another veto - damn Roald Dahl!

DH has grudgingly agreed to Hephzibah also?

Sorry to say and I really don't mean to be rude but those names are, er, challenging. You run the risk that your poor child will be ridiculed....

Antigone is lovely for a girl, if you like Tiggy, what about Tabby too as in Tabitha?

I had never thought about Tits for Titus. The one we know gets Ty occasionally but never tits as it is pronounced so differently.
What about Oscar or Hector? Or are these too mainstream?

And which names exactly do you suggest would be ...challenging?

These are the tamer suggestions. I've already vetoed Xerxes, Stalin and Eglamont.

Or would you prefer I name it something cr8tive?

Oscar- vetoed (this is my favourite but is an absolute no from DH)
Tabitha I love but is the name of my best friend.

Oscar

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