I've named a band of religious zealots "The Faithful". As a proper noun, is it fine to pluralize it when referring to a group of individual members, as the Faithfuls, or just a collective noun, the Faithful (capped)? How about a single member, "he is a Faithful" as against he is a member of the The Faithful?
It gets confusing as I write, like ... The Faithful fills up the streets chanting "All Yours!", punching their fists up the sky.
Or, is it all right to just change the brand or the name to "The Faithfuls", like in rock bands.
Thanks in advance.
It gets confusing as I write, like ... The Faithful fills up the streets chanting "All Yours!", punching their fists up the sky.
Or, is it all right to just change the brand or the name to "The Faithfuls", like in rock bands.
Thanks in advance.
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