In a land shaped by the elements, where towering cliffs met the rushing river, lived a young boy. Among his village, the boy was known for his unwavering strength, for he was as steadfast as the rocks that surrounded him, and his soul as resilient as the river that flowed past his village.

At eight years old, according to tradition, the boy was ready for his naming ceremony. As he stood atop a cliff surrounded by his village family, he gazed at the sun's golden rays reflecting upon the water, feeling a profound connection to the elements. The rock, water, and sun each played a vital role in shaping the land and the lives of its people.

The village elder, raising his staff high, declared, "From this day forward, you shall be known as Clive. This name symbolises your strong spirit and deep connection with the life force of nature and its influence on our lives."

Clive's life became entwined with the beauty of the natural world. He learned to harness the strength of the rock, navigate the currents of the water, and bask in the warmth of the sun. His spirit, like the elements themselves, was a force of nature capable of both gentleness and power. His name became a reflection of his deep bond with the world around him. He recognised that life was a journey of connections—to the land, to others, and to oneself.

The name "Clive" came to represent the harmonious balance between earth, water, and sun, as well as the enduring power of human connection.