What's in a name?

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As family is sacred to Filipinos, so does the name. There is a saying that even if one has no wealth nor power, so long as the name is clean, one is honorable. That is why Filipinos are very careful not to tarnish the name in any way. Which brings us to a current dilemma of a lady who wants to discard her family name. Not because she is not worthy of bearing the name, but because the name has caused her shame. Her name is Nuelle, and her last name is the same as that of the leadership of the Philippines, exactly because she is a first degree niece. In the beginning, she was able to hide in the shadows, shying away from the political dynasty of Davao. When the uncle occupied the palace, she couldn't deny her affinity, by blood, that is,. She did receive praises and flattery for being family. Disgusted, she halts the pronouncements with "He kills." Effective line. Nuelle could probably change her last name but what is more important now is her being a staunch critic of her own uncle that she refuses to call the Filipino endearment for uncles Tito. Otta girl, Nuelle.