Was going to post to say the same, so I'll just piggyback here: in both names, there is a stressed penultimate syllable followed by a -ra. That tends to make a combo a little rhymey.
I disagree with everyone else. I think Clara Eudora sounds fine. There are two "ra"s but the D helps break it up. And with a last name I think it would sound great. I've never heard of the Eudora software so I don't make that association.
Clara Lynn has to many Ls and I kind of stumble over it when I say it and Clara Zoe is fine.
i love clara zoe, think its perfect. eudora is my email program so im biased, i cant help but think of email, as much as i actually like eudora welty, email is still the first association i have.
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Date: 2005-12-10 01:59 am (UTC)Clara Lynn has the nicest flow of the three choices you posted.
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Date: 2005-12-10 09:38 am (UTC)Clara Lynn has to many Ls and I kind of stumble over it when I say it and Clara Zoe is fine.
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