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It sounds like there is a correlation/connection between people's real names, and true stories.

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It sounds like there is a correlation/connection between people's last names, and broad racial stereotypes.

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It seems that your name and stories are connected because sometimes your name can be a story.

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I chose the name Haydn because I felt it described me perfectly. The name I was given at birth didn't mean anything to me, in fact it didn't feel like it was me. When I reintroduced myself as Haydn, I was finally showing my real self.

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It seems like your name is the first thing society makes a judgement on. It can determine the amount of respect you deserve/ seem to receive.

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The clear similarity between people and tigers that is being shown in this quote makes me thing of a primal type of living, and logical way of thinking. In how tigers leave behind their skin which often tends to be used for something while people leave behind their names which is not an object, but rather a legacy

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This quote makes me think that people forge their own identities, and bring value to their name, regardless of whether or not the name brings value to itself.

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It seems like when people die they leave their own personal legacy.

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To me this quote talks about how everything leaves behind something and in the case of tigers it is their skin which I would also say is one of their defining traits. This could mean that a human's name is also one of their defining traits.

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this quote means that each and every name has a significance to it and your name itself leaves your mark as a whole

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Names are important because they have your story and it leaves your mark on the world.

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Names carry many stories and it is important to associate those stories with the names they belong to.

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For some people their name is the only thing people remember them by.

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This quote shows a similar reference and a difference between people and tigers after they die. Names show your story and difference in the world.

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It sounds like Lucy Stone believes that toxic masculinity has played a strong role in taking away the importance of a woman's last name within a marriage and beyond.

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While I understand this quote, I have never really understood why this is so culturally accepted in the world.

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The idea of marrying someone and taking their name causes you to take on the reputation of another.

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I think that this quote talks about how names can have stereotypes attached to them. If a name sounds like it is from a certain area, someone might have a bias against them which could cause them to think of the other person as inferior.

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A person's identity is embedded in their name. When that name is used in reference to someone else (i.e. taking the husband's name), it takes the woman's identity away from herself and centers it around her husband's identity, as if she is his personal property.

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When people die their name can define who that person was and their name will be with them forever.

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This quote shows that your name is special to you because you make it your own

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I agree, a name is part of your identity and describes who you are. Your name belongs to the story of your life.

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This quote says that you shouldn't have to give up your name because it is your identity and holds everything about you