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The analysis of characters' names in Stay

First of all I want to apologize for any mistakes and potential misinterpretations. My English is poor, I'm obviously not a writer, so don't take it seriously. Just a bunch of thoughts that I finally got the courage to share. Feel free to share yours too!

Henry Letham

Some of you're probably aware that Letham is an anagram of the word 'Hamlet' which is referred to numerous times throughout the film.

I can assume that his last name also has something to do with the Latin word lētum (sometimes written lēthum) that translates to 'death', 'ruin,' destruction' in English.

Sam Foster

to foster — to look after or to take care of (a child or a young person). Throughout the movie, Sam fussed over Henry like a mother hen with one chick, so there is no denying that he was some kind of father-figure to Henry in his dreamworld. In the script, Smitty even mistook Sam for Henry's father once.

Lila Culpepper

This one might be very far-fetched, but Lila's last name reminded me of the Latin word culpa, which can be translated as 'blame', 'fault' or 'guilt'.

Athena

I'm convinced that her name refers to the Greek goddess of wisdom, war and arts/crafts. Athena got a few minutes of screen time, but she struck me as very ambitious, powerful and intelligent young woman. And she's good in different forms of art, therefore I guess Athena is a perfect name for a girlboss like her.

Tristan Rêveur

The name Tristan comes from the French word triste meaning 'sad', 'sorrowful'; 'melancholy'. Rêveur can be translated from French as 'dreamy' or 'dreamer'.

Technically Tristan Rêveur is a sad dreamer, which I find quite interesting.

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Doctor Sleep (2019)

dir. Mike Flanagan

“Do they die in there?” 

This time there was no chuckle. This time there was a coldness in Dick’s voice the boy had never heard before. “Do you care?” Danny didn’t.

&

“Am I … am I still human?” 

To this Rose gave the same answer Dick Hallorann had once given young Danny Torrance, and in the same cold tone of voice: “Do you care?” Andi decided she didn’t.

𝑹𝒆𝒗𝒊𝒔𝒊𝒕𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝑴𝒐𝒖𝒍𝒊𝒏 𝑹𝒐𝒖𝒈𝒆! (2001)