What are some other interesting boy names for a story?

Mason is a name that can add a touch of mystery. A Mason in a story could be a loner who has a secret past. He might be living in a small town but has a connection to a much larger, more dangerous world that he's trying to keep hidden from everyone around him.

Leo. Short and powerful. It often represents someone who is confident and has leadership qualities, like a little king in the story world.

Max. It's a short and punchy name, often used for characters with a lot of energy in stories.

Jasper is a good name. It can be made to seem quite eerie, perhaps a Jasper who has some dark secret or power. Then there's Heath. It can remind people of desolate, spooky places. Also, the name Blade. A boy named Blade could be a slasher - type character in a horror story, always armed and dangerous. When choosing names for a horror story, you want to pick ones that create an instant sense of unease or mystery.

A fable. Fables are short stories that usually have a moral lesson at the end and often feature animals as characters.

Oliver. It has a classic and friendly feel, suitable for all kinds of stories. Another one is Ethan, which gives an impression of being strong and reliable. Also, Leo is a great choice. It sounds bold and is often associated with leadership in stories.

The name Jacob is a great example. It means 'supplanter' in Hebrew. In the Bible, Jacob was known for his cleverness and ability to take what he wanted. It's a name that has been passed down through generations with this rich back - story. Leo is another name. It has a Latin origin and means 'lion'. Lions are often associated with courage and leadership. People named Leo are sometimes thought to possess these lion - like qualities. There's also Benjamin, which means'son of the right hand' in Hebrew. This name has a sense of being favored or in a special position, perhaps like being at the right hand of someone important.

The name Ethan can work for a scary story. It gives a sense of mystery. Picture a boy named Ethan who has some dark secrets or powers in a haunted town. Then there's Raoul. In 'The Phantom of the Opera', Raoul is involved in a very dark and spooky story. And Oliver. In a horror context, Oliver could be a boy who is haunted by a malevolent spirit or cursed in some way. He could be living in an old, dilapidated house full of secrets.

Ravenwood. The word 'raven' is often associated with darkness and mystery, and when combined with 'wood', it gives the impression of a family with secrets, which is great for a bad boy character. He could be the keeper of those family secrets and use them to his advantage in the story.

Alexander. This name has a grandeur to it. In a love story, an Alexander might be the confident and charismatic male lead. He is likely to be someone with big dreams and the ability to sweep his love interest off their feet with his charm and determination. Also, the many possible nicknames like Alex or Xander add a sense of intimacy.