Elliot's first three names that he's learned (names, not titles, like Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, and Grandpa, all of which he says...more or less) are, in order:
- Jesus
- Lisa (his aunt)
- Batman
Elliot's first three names that he's learned (names, not titles, like Mommy, Daddy, Grandma, and Grandpa, all of which he says...more or less) are, in order:
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Dude, Batman's a title.
Olivia likes to play with a box of keychains from my youth, one of which is a Batman figurine. She calls him "acrobat". I assume she got the word from one of her books and associated the "bat" part.
Also, Robert E. Lee is "bad guy". Not sure where that came from, but as a Virginian, I can assure you it's not from a myopic view of history.
I would dispute that point, Chase. I believe Batman just as much a name as Mark Twain or Dr. Seuss or any other alter-ego name. The name was handed down to a new guy in that new animated series, but, like Dread Pirate Roberts, it may be somewhere between a name and a title.
Seems like good choices to me. Anya says (outside of family members) only a few names, including Dora (as in Dora the Explorer) and Diego (dora's cousin).
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