jane eyre
There was no real 'Braveheart group" . The name is fictional.
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Hercule Poirot
TGS with Tracy Jordan.
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Certainly. You can even name officers and officials, as long as you do not depict any of the story's activities as involving them, or quote anything other than actual statements taken in context.
Mademoiselle Rousseau or Monsieur Dupont could be good fictional French teacher names for your story.
'Aida' although a fictional story
el-ery
The first sentence of a story doesn't have a special name -- it's just the first sentence.
jane eyre
The dog in the story was Montmorency. Unfortunately, the dog was fictional.
The state of California got it's name most likely from a fictional story where a queen named Calafia ruled. The story told of a remote land that was rich with gold. The name of the story is The Adventures of Esplandian.
There is no widely known or verified public figure or story associated with the name James S Gordy. It is possible that the name may be fictional or lesser-known.
No, the woman from The Grudge (Kayako Saeki is the character's name) is not real. It's a completely fictional story.
Henry Sugar's real name is Henry William St. James. He is a fictional character from Roald Dahl's short story "The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar."