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|caption = ''Xander Clavell is a party animal still living in his parents' house. Buster is tired of Xander's mooching and wants him out. Will Bessie have to choose between her son and her husband ?''
|caption = ''Xander Clavell is a party animal still living in his parents' house. Buster is tired of Xander's mooching and wants him out. Will Bessie have to choose between her son and her husband ?''

==Onamatology==
'''Ransom''': Derived from random, meaning "all outcomes being unpredictable and, in the ideal case, equally probable; resulting from such selection; lacking statistical correlation." Or Ransom could be in the sense of holding someone to ransom.
'''Jennie''': "A diminutive of Jane and Jennifer, also used as a formal given name." Could also mean, "a female given name borrowed from English in the eighteenth century."
'''Buster''': Trouble-maker, or an uncool person. Can also mean a guy or friend.
'''Bessie''': "A diminutive of Elizabeth, also used as a formal female given name." Also a common name for cows.
'''Xander''': "A male given name of modern usage, a short form of Alexander."


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==Onamatology==
'''Ransom''': Derived from random, meaning "all outcomes being unpredictable and, in the ideal case, equally probable; resulting from such selection; lacking statistical correlation." Or Ransom could be in the sense of holding someone to ransom.
'''Jennie''': "A diminutive of Jane and Jennifer, also used as a formal given name." Could also mean, "a female given name borrowed from English in the eighteenth century."
'''Buster''': Trouble-maker, or an uncool person. Can also mean a guy or friend.
'''Bessie''': "A diminutive of Elizabeth, also used as a formal female given name." Also a common name for cows.
'''Xander''': "A male given name of modern usage, a short form of Alexander."