Wizard's First Rule
What is the importance of names in the novel, Wizard’s First Rule?
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Names carry special significance. The author often imbues names of creatures or characters with special meaning, as when he names Darken Rahl, a name that evokes images of a "dark ruler" or "evil king." In another example, the sadistic Denna is named a Mord-Sith. Mord evokes the word mortal, meaning death or deadly. In the Star Wars universe, a sith is an evil creature. The word also echoes the hiss of a snake, another symbol for evil. The Mord-Sith is truly a creature that brings the most "evil death" through torture.
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