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Eliot is the only rational way to spell the name sometimes seen as Elliot, Elliott, or the extreme case of Elliotte.  Though the name is short and sweet, don't let this fool you-- Eliot is a famous landscape architect with an avid interest in toilet words, a soft taste in music, and a flawless personality often associated with pop rocks rather than water chestnuts.    Eliot is commonly known, in different spellings, as the child from E.T. or the blonde girl on scrubs-- both exemplary forms of the care for other beings (whether extraterrestrial or sick) and spontaneous actions (from riding a flying bike to getting back together with JD).  Eliot shows care through generous sharing of alcohol and constant affection to his girlfriend. And spontaneous actions?  Besides dandelion dancing and kite flying, Ask about the scar on his hand or the many stories accompanying it.    Let's not forget the great poet and novelists of Britain-- T.S. Eliot (from St. Louis, Missouri) and George Eliot (a woman posing as a man for literary recognition).  Both have extraordinary expectations in a rather conservative environment.  This goes along with Eliot, a heart and caliber greatly higher than what little Kansas may offer him.  From the words of T.S. Eliot: "Do I dare  Disturb the universe?  In a minute there is time  For decisions and revisions which a minute will reverse."  Also see "elliot" definition 1.

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