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The name Dora has made her a sociable person who appreciates the beauties of nature and the refinements of life, and is moved by music and the arts. She is very idealistic and romantic within herself and may have tried to express her beautiful thoughts through poetry or writing. Crudeness and vulgarity are very repulsive to her and she is very particular about little things. She suffer greatly with lack of confidence and self-consciousness. She craves affection and understanding, yet because she can be so easily and deeply hurt, she has learned to keep her true nature hidden; therefore people do not really know her. She always wonder if she is doing the right thing, desiring to express herself but afraid to. People may consider her haughty and aloof because of her sensitivity and reserved ways. She may find some expression about it would usually be light conversation, rarely daring to reveal her deeper thoughts or take others into her confidence for fear of criticism or ridicule. Dora has a very kind and gentle nature, and although she may be in a position in contact with the public, she will still be a lonely and reserved person. Thus, Dora live much within her own thoughts.
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