This Welsh word means “water.” It is also the name of a town and seaport on the English Channel. 153. Dylan It must’ve been a job. A mission of sorts, just like all the rumors he’s always heard. But that still doesn’t make sense. The Pink Delilah is known for being a spy, that much is true, but why would she ever be a spy in a town like this? All that there is to find here is the occasional rare pirate coming through, like Foxglove. And those are awfully rare. The Japanese-origin name means “sea or ocean village.” It is also the name of a leading character in the video game Kingdom Hearts. 59. Llyr Except Wilbur then finds the man right there in his path, and he nearly runs right into him, and the gun he’s holding. This feminine name used in the Western culture is a derivative of the Latin word “maris,” meaning “of the sea.” 70. Maurea

It is a Greek word for “ocean” and is a great choice for babies born under the water signs. 127. Poseidon As grateful Wilbur is for her not letting him drown off in the waters when he was little, and for taking him in when he was just a child on her doorstep, he refuses to ever let his future result to just being that.

Absolutely not.” Wilbur hisses, glaring at the pirate’s hand like it’s evil. It basically is, technically. It’s still stained with blood. But it never stops the thoughts. It never stops him from wondering, from searching, from still sneaking out to the sea. But his heart-- it screams for a good chase. So he runs, jumps over to the next roof, following the men down on the street, trying to get ahead so that he can find Foxglove first. Wilbur closes his eyes in a moment of suffering, slumping down in his chair with a long sigh. The kids practically scream in victory.

A hand tugs at his boot, nearly undoing the laces. “Tell us the pirate one!” One of the children scream, and it sets off a wave of excitement, all of them chattering and squealing with delight. “Tell us about the terrible criminals on the sea!” If you are looking for a graceful and ancient baby boy name related to the ocean, this name is a good choice as Tethys was the name of an ancient ocean during the Mesozoic Era. 138. Trent Roberts, Brynley (1988). "Oral Tradition and Welsh Literature: A Description and Survey" (PDF). National Library of Wales, Aberystwyth: 65 – via Wordpress content. When it comes to the acting, the cast delivers solid performances. Roberto Kylo brings Gabriel to life with his believable facial expressions and the way he carries himself. It all portrays his internal struggles between doing what's 'right' and gaining his independence, which directly conflicts with his loyalty to his brother. Marlon Swarts gives a standout debut as Mikhail, his performance brimming with underlying anger. I really felt sad for this character, being left with a younger brother to take care of; what other choices did he actually have? This is a familiar story that mirrors our reality as children head many households in South Africa. Wilbur lifts his head to try and look around at the waves around them, but he’s then being lowered down into a rowboat, dropping in unceremoniously with Niki climbing in beside him.Dream looks away with a sharp breath, staring at the ground underneath him with near defeat. He moves his jaw as if testing if his teeth have been broken. This Irish name is perfect for your cheerful and naughty baby boy. It means “little seal.” 136. Tadahiro But just as soon as he wishes, he comes to his senses, and realizes his place. He is not a pirate. He’s a young man in a simple town who lives with an old wretched woman who took him in as a baby. He’s a normal civilian, with a soft singing voice and just an unusual strong love for pirate stories. Red eyes. Red like the color of blood stained on the pirate’s hands. Wilbur swears time seems to come to a stop, the gods themselves forever holding Wilbur in a single second of terror. Scattered giggling rises up through the air. The children at Wilbur’s feet all shuffle around from where they sit on the floor, and Wil shushes them again, hoping to gain just a bit of peace.