Names Quote by Abigail Roux

““And on that note, why are they called the No Name Mountains?” Moore continued as he stoked the fire, poking at it with the end of a long stick. “Perhaps because they have never been given a name,” Oliver suggested with a wry twist to his lips. “But if they are called the No Name Mountains, then they have been given a name, and therefore they cannot be No Names. They must be given a true name.” “By that logic they already have a name. They do not need another.” “But their name means they have no name!” “They are a paradox, then,” Oliver said dismissively. He was not bothered by the name of the mountains, just by their presence. “We should name them the Paradox Peaks,” Moore said with a bright smile. “Then they would have a name that is not No Name and therefore would no longer be a paradox. Thus not aptly named,” Oliver drawled with a smile as he slouched further into the warmth of his cloak. Moore stared at him, eyes narrowing as he mentally sorted it out. “If you were not a royal prince, I would smack you.” “It has never stopped you before,” Oliver pointed out with a laugh.””

— Abigail Roux