Comments for EUSTACE:

Eustace is a character in "Voyage of the Dawn Treader," "The Silver Chair," and "The Last Battle," three of C.S. Lewis's "Chronicles of Narnia."

-- breakofday  12/30/2005

"You know you're a Narnia fan when you love and hate the name Eustace Clarence Scrubb at the same time." By the end of Dawn Treader, Eustace becomes a very likeable boy, and you feel sorry for him, having the name he does.

-- Atarah Derek  7/14/2007

There's a small town in Maine called Eustis.

-- Anonymous User  1/12/2006

I think it's rather unpleasant-sounding. In the words of C. S. Lewis, "There once was a boy called Eustace Clarence Scrubb, and he almost deserved it."

-- Marauder  12/7/2006

After reading The Voyage of the Dawn Treader, I think of someone named Eustace (God forgive me for thinking this) as a real assh*le. Uh, yeah.

-- property_of_Jesus  1/10/2007

Eustace does not sound like a strong name but, rather, makes me think of a cowardly person. Eustace was also a character on the cartoon "Courage the Cowardly Dog".

-- Jasmine  2/28/2007

Very old-fashioned and ugly.

-- slight night shiver  5/23/2008

Eustace Tilley, the famous drawing on the New Yorker.

-- MoonAgeDaydreamer  1/17/2009

I would feel terribly sorry for any young teenage boy named Eustace.

-- LittleMissWeekender  3/16/2009

I believe this is Ross Gellar from Friends' middle name. I can't remember why I know that.

-- Rhona J  5/16/2009

Even before I read the Narnia books, I thought that Eustace was ugly, snobbish, pretentious, Victorian, and dated. I am so glad that no one names their sons Eustace anymore. The foreign forms of this name are much nicer, but most weird saint names don't work in English.

-- bananarama  7/5/2009

One word: UGLY! I hate this name!

-- -Julia-  8/17/2009

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