Cite
Names
Names noun - Verbal abuse; a crude substitute for argument.
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Historically, the titular race in Gargoyles all look different from each other and cite this as a reason for not needing particular names.
Source: Planet of Steves - Truth in Television with Vesalius and all of the other Medieval/Renaissance scientists who used Romanized names (Keys would become Caius, to cite a real-life example), the likely inspiration for the trope.
Source: Dr. Genericius
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