Can you suggest more bad girl names for a story?

Scarlett. This name has a certain intensity. In a spooky story, a Scarlett could be a strong - willed character with a dark past. Maybe she has some sort of curse or is involved in a family mystery that has a spooky undertone. The name gives off a sense of passion and danger which fits well in a spooky narrative.

There's Ruby. The redness of a ruby can be seen as a symbol of a bleeding heart in a sad story. Mia is another name. It's short and sweet but can be used to represent a girl who has been through a lot of pain and disappointment. Also, Chloe. It can be used to depict a character who has lost her innocence and is now in a state of sadness and confusion.

Beverly. It has an ordinary - yet - eerie quality. In a horror story, Beverly could be a seemingly normal girl who turns out to be a deranged killer at night. Another one is Ophelia. In a horror - themed story set in a haunted asylum, Ophelia could be a possessed patient causing chaos and harm.

Natalie. This name can be used for a mean girl who is sly. She might act nice in front of adults or authority figures but be mean to her peers when no one is looking. For example, she could steal someone else's ideas and pass them off as her own in a school project.

Sure. There's Poppy. It's bright and cheery, just like the flower. It can represent a character who is full of life. Another is Violet. This name has a sort of old - fashioned charm that can work well in different types of stories. And there's Hazel, which can give the idea of a down - to - earth and warm - hearted girl.

Sure. 'The Laughable Llama' and 'The Frivolous Frog' are great options.

Bellatrix. This name has been made famous by the 'Harry Potter' series as the name of a very evil witch. It has a certain elegance combined with a sense of danger and evil, which can be very appealing for a story's antagonist.

Frostbite Peak. It's a name that brings to mind a cold, harsh and perhaps dangerous place. It could be the setting for a survival story, or a place where a powerful ice - related magic or creature resides.

Mono - Hime. 'Mono' can imply things or stories, and 'hime' means princess. So this name could mean a princess of stories. It has a very elegant and fairy - tale - like feel, suitable for a girl. In Japanese culture, princesses are often associated with beauty and grace, and adding the 'Mono' element gives it the extra layer of the idea of stories.

Sure. For an emo girl in a story, the name Aurora could work. It has a dreamy yet lonely quality. Then there's Ivy. It gives a sense of something that clings and survives in difficult situations, which can be related to an emo character's struggle. Also, Delilah. It has a bit of a sultry and sad undertone.