For Harry and Ginny, James was an easy name to pick. Figured they name him after a courageous man, who had a big impact. Now came a second child. "We want this to be a surprise,now." Was all Harry could think about. What names would work? "Okay, how about we each pick out some names, boy or girl, and we can narrow it down to two." Ginny's idea was bloody brilliant. Meaning that the brilliant mastermind herself already wrote an amount of names. Harry, on the other hand, was stumped. "If it's a boy, Ron?" Harry's thoughts were going crazy now. "Sure," replied Ginny, "name him after that guy who taught our first son some curse words. That stupid guy I call a brother." Her sarcasm satisfied him, for he felt it was needed in this quiet situation. Several names were passing by their heads, not one of them seeming the perfect one. "I got it!" exclaimed Ginny, "how about Severus? Come on, he was definately great." Harry's face seemed as almost as he disliked it, but in the inside he was jumping up and down like Dobby. "I know you're hiding that excited little person in you, come on, we both really do want this name. And at least it's not just any old name, it means something important. That's the beauty in it." Ginny's words were uplifting. "That sounds great, Gin, but I'm feeling that as sort of a middle name. I mean, naming him after Snape is meaningful, but I don't want other kids making fun of his name!" Harry's tone was a joke, although Ginny took it seriously. "Alright, how about Albus? We'll have the bravest and wisest people we've ever known in one name. That definately means something." Ginny said to Harry's delight. How was it that Ginny came up with these meaningful and brilliant ideas for naming the kids, but Harry had always gone blank? The thoughts in her mind were unbelievably brilliant as her idea for Albus Severus Potter came to life in a couple of months.
