It only just occurred to me because I had a note on my desk reminding me to call my friend Kostas - and of course he's Greek, and his name is actually Konstantine.
I guess 'Constantine' could also be a Russian name, but with the K, it seems more Greek.
We don't actually get to meet many Greek characters, so it startled me to realize that one was right in front of me. I mean, we hear about Vorloupulous (is that how you spell it?) but other than that, there's just a couple of people who come through in passing, pretty much... at least, as far as I remember.
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Date: 2009-05-15 05:08 pm (UTC)I guess 'Constantine' could also be a Russian name, but with the K, it seems more Greek.
We don't actually get to meet many Greek characters, so it startled me to realize that one was right in front of me. I mean, we hear about Vorloupulous (is that how you spell it?) but other than that, there's just a couple of people who come through in passing, pretty much... at least, as far as I remember.