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Hi Guys, Hope I can find some help here. I bought a new skeleton right before Halloween last year. I have had a graveyard for sometime now and I put her in it on a very old love seat my mom got from her great grandmother and now has given it to me. I didn't want it but I couldn't refuse it. I found a way to put it into my scene
I have her sitting in it over looking the graveyard. So I was thinking I need a name for her that I can use to incorporate the name of the graveyard as well. Below are pics of her (snake wont be with her) and part of the graveyard from last Halloween.

Thanks guys

Clavica, from the clavicle or shoulder.
Leading to Clavicle Gardens, Shoulder Hill Cemetery, or for a real subtle reference, Burden's End.

Fibula, the outer bone of the lower leg.
Leading to Journey's End, Stumbler's Hill, Limping Gardens.

Ethandra or Etheriana, or Pat!

Victoria - from the era

What about NORMA, Norman Bate's mother's name in Physco?
or from Burnt Offering, the so called the Allardyce's elderly mother... I not sure she was ever named, actually..

One of my best friends is a Doctor in Missouri and when he was in school he had a female cadaver he named Matilda.

She looks like a Camilla or Santeria. :]

How about Lenore? The speakers dead wife from Edger Allen Poe's "The Raven"

http://www.heise.de/ix/raven/Literat.../TheRaven.html

On a side note. That chair is very very old and seems to be a family heirloom, that kinda junk can fetch some good money if its in solid condition. If I was you I wouldn't leave it outside to the elements. If anything I am sure you can get a couple bucks for it.

Ingrid... that is my ex's name.

Ezmirelda

Not sure why just to me she looks like an Ezmirelda