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I've done that, heck, I've done that with real people who could look like the characters. Like my dad, one of my friends who has read the books came over once when he had a beard, and she called him Old Wolf (my parents claim that when I was sick and deleirous while he had his beard that I had called him Mister Wolf).

The she refers to my friend, when my dad had a beard my friend called him old wolf.

A tip from someone who's done with the whole bloody thing: Drama is completely avoidable. If you can really just not take sides and completely ignore it all, you'll be way better off. This is more doable than you think. Just take a high-minded, mature and motherly "I love you all" tone, and continue to be civil to both parties. And if it's coming from people outside your group, just remember that a woman's tongue is her sword, and she should not let it rust (which is to say, snap back brutally), and remember that if you hate them, their opinion should be the last thing you devote any energy but derisive laughter to.

As to the actual topic: Not in real life, but I make cross-fictional associations. Like Inspector Lestrade in the Sherlock Holmes stories. He's written as a stupid throwaway character, but since he looks like Silk, I've gone through and picked out all these little details to flesh him out in my head. He's one of my favorite characters, even though I pretty much had to make him up myself. XD