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* Fridge without the Brilliance (on my part): Is there any significance to the prevalence of doubled letters in DVAS? Bi'''ll''', Bu'''dd''', E'''ll'''e, Ki'''dd'''o, Ish'''ii''', Gr'''ee'''n? (and of course, B.B., the double-luck of 88, etc.) I can't tell if I've found something, or if it's just a Fridge Coincidence. - [[Katherine]]

** Interesting! And the known civilian aliases also had double letters--Jea'''nn'''ie Be'''ll''' and Arlene Machiave'''ll'''i. But the Bride's married name, Arlene Plympton, does not.

** Adding to that! O-Ren's bodyguard, Gogo Yubari, doesn't have any repeated letters... from the Western alphabet. Her name has two repeated syllables from the Japanese hiragana alphabet, however　- ごご. Hattori Hanzo's name counts in both instances - two T's in English and two あ's in the Japanese. Johnny Mo, another member of the Crazy 88, has two N's in his name. The Bride's attempted fiance, Tommy, has two M's. The owner of the bar where Budd works is Larry - two R's. The only people who don't fit the naming scheme are Pai Mei, Sofie Fatale, the ~~[[Mc Graw]]~~ policemen, Charlie Brown, Esteban and, well, Buck -- though Buck owns the Pussy Wagon. Two S's. Something could be said for the double-letter characters having bad sides, perhaps, but that might be looking too far into it.

** Adding to that! O-Ren's bodyguard, Gogo Yubari, doesn't have any repeated letters... from the Western alphabet. Her name has two repeated syllables from the Japanese hiragana alphabet, however　- ごご. Hattori Hanzo's name counts in both instances - two T's in English and two あ's in the Japanese. Johnny Mo, another member of the Crazy 88, has two N's in his name. The Bride's attempted fiance, Tommy, has two M's. The owner of the bar where Budd works is Larry - two R's. The only people who don't fit the naming scheme are Pai Mei, Sofie Fatale, the McGraw policemen, Charlie Brown, Esteban and, well, Buck -- though Buck owns the Pussy Wagon. Two S's. Something could be said for the double-letter characters having bad sides, perhaps, but that might be looking too far into it.

*** Then again, the majority of these people are a'''ss'''a'''ss'''ins.

* B.B.'s name- one might not think much of it at first, but her father is '''B'''ill and her mother is '''B'''eatrix.