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“But a name is just a word…” she mumble-mused. To Fox, names meant very little. Perhaps it was because she rarely remembered them unless the wolf was truly memorable. They were just convenient labels plastered to children to make sure you could get their attention in a crowd. It seemed like Perry's family took naming way too seriously for her preferences. Fox wondered what it would be like when they named their children. She was, of course, expecting to name them after their appearance. It was the only way she knew. But perhaps Perry would want to keep the family names going.

Fox licked her lips, thinking that it was just one of those "different strokes for different folks" situations. “Anyway, you and Perry grew up together, yeah?” she asked. Peregrine hadn't told her his whole life story, but Fox had never asked, either. He couldn't have been that old. Peregrine knew pretty much her whole life story, but that was only because the first year had been rather dull, and she had met him shortly after turning a year old.