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== [[Literature]] ==
* An inversion is found in [[Neil Gaiman]]'s ''[[Anansi Boys]]'': Fat Charlie wishes people would use his birth name.
* ''[[Harry Potter (novel)|Harry Potter]]'' has a few examples:
** Tonks, [[Embarrassing First Name|first name Nymphadora]].
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* In ''The Adventures of Peter Cottontail'' by Thornton W. Burgess, Peter Rabbit decides that his name is too lame, and tries to get everyone to call him "Peter Cottontail." He refuses to hear anyone using his old name. Eventually, he is taught a lesson, as various friends try to inform him that {{spoiler|Reddy Fox is behind the bush up ahead}}.
* In ''[[Ender's Game]]'', Ender doesn't like to be called Andrew.
* The 2020 young adult novel ''[[Felix Ever After]]'' has scenes of people deadnaming Felix.
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