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Ravenel
Ravenel Ravenel has an aristocratic French quality that sets it apart from the purely invented raven-names — this one has the pedigree of an actual noble surname. A character named Ravenel would be from an old raven-heraldry family: the heir to a crumbling estate whose raven ancestor was legendary, a dispossessed noble who carries their family's raven sigil as the only inheritance left, or a spy whose calling card is a single raven feather.
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