Pamela “Pam” Swynford De BeaufortGender:

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Female.

Feminine vampire with intimidating masculine qualities.

Very slowly & seductively, predatorily.

Threatening stance, intimidate workers & enemies. Quite Poised.

Stern, rarely smiles - when she does it is sarcastically! Has a hunger in her eyes. A predator watching her prey.

Southern accent. Eloquent yet slow seductive speech.

Keeps her distance from others out of disgust, will only show al-liegance to Eric Northman her “maker” whom she unwaveringly respects.

Two very drastic types, ironic pink and fluffy suits and dominatrix leather clad outfits!

Usually resides, in the dark and dank “Fangtasia” vampire bar.

Upon first glance Pam is a woman/vampire you don’t want to mess with! Her leather clad facade is rivalled only with her icy stance and glare. However this behaviour is only for those she does not feel worthy of her time, her gestures and mannerisms drastically change when in the pres-ence of “Eric” her “Maker” or superior. In these instances, her nature softens slightly showing she has a clear respect for authority.

When dealing with others, we can see Pam moves in a slow and seduc-tive manner. However, despite her demeanour, this is not a sexual act. Rather one of hunger, an urge to feed on her prey. This predatory stance is amplified with her eloquent southern accent, as each word she utters brings across another threat to the audience.

It is clear that Pam’s lack of charm and kindness stems deeply from her pre-vious experiences and interactions with the human race. One gains a feeling that she has experienced much disappointment and loss, gradually building up to the cold exterior we see before us today.

Ironically, her choice of “pink” outfits regularly throughout the seasons signifies her very subtle and dry humor. Such a sharp contrast with her sultry personality shows her enjoyment in misleading the people around her into believing that she is nicer than she appears.