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(sry this is long lol I can't explain anything simply without worrying I've missed something)
HC:
When they were first created, the sides didn’t have names, they got them over time. When Thomas discovers a name in a certain context that fits a side, that name will be subconsciously given to them. So for example, let’s just say that character Thomas knew somebody in elementary school named Roman that was a jerk, so creativity Roman didn’t get that name then. However in high school when c. Thomas learns about Romulus and Remus, creativity Roman got his name. So anyway, Deceit doesn’t actually have a name, he wasn’t lying that one time, because Thomas has never found anything to fit him. And I like to think that when Thomas eventually learns of this after some character arc, he goes off and starts reading a bunch of random books and Deceit’s like “uhhh what are you doing we have work to do...?” and Thomas says “I’m gonna find you a name!” and then it’s all emotional and after a bunch of books he finds one for him and then it’s all happy and stuff
TH:
Since Sanders Sides is written by one team of people, it’s expected that there are going to be patterns in their writing. My thinking is that the personalities of Logan, Patton, and Roman (and the group dynamic created because of them) are going to be similar to Deceit, Remus, and the mystery sides personalities (and since Virgil has been in both groups at one point, he doesn’t count in this). What I’m thinking is that Roman matched up with Remus (crazy ideas, loud, extroverts (i love them)), Logan matched up with Deceit (intelligent, almost leaders in the group, guides everyone to a solution to a problem), and whoever the other dark side is will be like Patton (funny, cutesy, always happy). So in each group, there are 2 extroverts and 1 introvert, and with Virgil in both groups, there would be a balance of 2 extroverts and 2 introverts).
anyway there you go @_@