What are some interesting last names for a story?

Take the last name 'Carpenter' for instance. It was for individuals who were skilled in working with wood, constructing things like furniture and buildings. 'Miller' is also a common last name. Millers were in charge of operating mills, grinding grains into flour. These last names are like a window into the past, showing us how people were grouped based on their jobs.

One example could be 'Saga'. A saga is a long story or a sequence of events, so it can be considered as a last name that implies story.

Some cool last names for a story could be 'Blackwood'. It has an air of mystery and is often associated with a dark, enchanted forest in many fictional settings. Another one is 'Stormbringer'. It gives the impression of a powerful and perhaps a bit dangerous family, like they could control the weather or bring great changes. 'Silverthorn' is also a great option. It sounds elegant and might belong to a family with a noble or magical heritage.

Luna. Although it can be a first name as well, it can be used as a unique last name. It gives the impression of something related to the moon, perhaps the girl has some sort of connection to the lunar cycle or has a dreamy, otherworldly quality.

The last name 'Moonbeam' is also very different. It could be used for a family in a fantasy story that has some connection to the moon or magic related to moonlight. You could have a family in your story that has special powers or a special role because of this name.

Bumblebee. It sounds cute and a bit silly, which can add a touch of humor to a story. For example, if the character is a clumsy detective named Mr. Bumblebee.

Starling. It's a unique last name that can be used for a variety of stories. It gives an impression of something small but strong and can be associated with freedom, like a starling flying in the sky.

Smith. It's a very common last name, which can give a sense of ordinariness to a character, making their extraordinary story more interesting in contrast. For example, a Mr. Smith could be an ordinary-looking man who turns out to be a superhero in disguise.

Smith. It's a very common last name and can be used for an ordinary girl character in a story. It gives a sense of normalcy and relatability.

Some good last names could be 'Frost', which evokes a cold and maybe aloof feel. 'Sunshine' for a more cheerful and positive character. 'Moonbeam' for a touch of magic or fantasy. The choice depends on how you want to shape your story's atmosphere and characters.