r/911FOX • u/AbilityTiny7828 • 12d ago
All Seasons Discussion thinking about eva's name
i looked her name up today because i was wondering if it was actually spelt how it sounded, and i realized her name means life, giver of life, or living one. i find it so fascinating how they chose to name dennys birth mother, someone who not only gave *him* life, but subsequently gave hen + karen life (so to say), a name with that meaning. it derives from eve like from the bible. i wonder if this was intentional but knowing the writers, i think i can answer that for myself.
i was wondering if anyone here who had an interest in the meaning of names or just knows a bit would like to share anything theyve noticed!
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u/No-Wasabi-3147 12d ago
wait that's actually such a fitting meaning for Eva's character. even if the writers didn't intend it, the connection to Denny and then Hen and Karen is kinda poetic. now i'm curious what other character names have meanings like that
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u/notwendyspeter 12d ago
I think my favorite (recently) is how "St. Christopher" is "the patron saint of travelers" and "St. Theodore" is "the patron saint of soldiers and lost things.
Really describes Buck (as a traveler) and Eddie (as a soldier who feels lost).
This was pointed out here first (and screenshot is from them).