Amy Mason

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Amelia

Millie

Dani

Danielle

Carmen

Queen of the Clouds

The Incorruptible Heart

Beloved Stoneworker

The Mantis

Cloudy

20-21 - LttE

32 - Currently

Nora Mason - Adopted Mother

Rachel Bruckheimer - Adopted Sister

Kimberly O'Connor - Former girlfriend *(Deceased)*

Macintosh Matthews - Husband

Hazel Mason - Daughter

Katherine Moulin - Biological Mother

Oliver Blanchett - Biological Father

*"The day that I stop living with my head in the clouds is the day that my dreams die. You all call me the Queen of the Clouds, and I accept that. Because as long as I am alive, I will search for love, so I can give it to myself and others."*

*—* Amy's words

'**'Aimée "Amy" Danielle Mason''** born **Carmen Allison Blanchett** (September 2nd) is one of the two main characters of Black Diamond and the Incorruptible Heart, secondary protagonist of His Money was Red, and the main character of Love to the Estranged. She is a French dancer, former model, botanist and humanitarian who was an affectionate of Kimberly O'Connor, one of Nicholas Rodriguez' house girls until his disappearance, and wife of Macintosh Matthews. Amy is described by many to be a great affectionate, a person who goes above and beyond to secure the deep feelings she has, and if not in romance, then in seeing the humanity in others. However, this deep longing has been a burden for her at times if not returned equally, as Amy will begin to care for others without thinking of one's self, or won't consider the indirect consequences of acting to find security. She is then taught through her many lovers, friends, and her own intuition to become better for herself.

## Personality

As a child, Amy had a personality to that of a feral animal after being seemingly abandoned by her mother. She would steal things to survive, and instinctively didn't trust others as life on the street had abused her so much. Behind this was simply a scared little girl who didn't understand why the world didn't want her. Once Nora Mason came around, Amy's sudden mistrust was challenged over time when Nora consistently would leave her apples to eat. Amy then let Nora touch her for the first time and the two bonded almost instantly. Nora then proposed for her to join the orphanage she worked at. Feeling alone at first as she had barely even spoken in two years, Amy met a fellow orphan named Raquel Cotour who would have her write messages and continently urged her to speak. Eventually she did. Since she could finally open up to others, Amy willingly allowed Nora to adopt her. However, she felt ousted by Martin Mason, who, despite being her new paternal guardian, barely seemed to even pay her any attention.

Once the family moved to America, Amy embraced Nora, feeling like she had saved her. Amy's consistent lack of speaking to other's however, made her a rather awkward and anti-social child. She would become hyper when things made her happy, or try to overly get someone's attention for fear that they wouldn't pay her any. Nora didn't mind this, but Martin seemed to consistently be annoyed by her behavior as he didn't want a child in the first place. Eventually he exploded on her when she wouldn't leave him alone. This hurt Amy greatly, as she didn't understand why he was so angry, and began to cry. Martin saw this and empathized with her, realizing he had been immature. Eventually Martin decided to sit down and watch TV with Amy, much to her delighted surprise, and despite her still annoying him, he vaguely opened up to her about his situation. Amy tried to understand it the best she could and asked her mother about it. Nora simply lamented that it wasn't any of his business to tell her that, and apologized. As time continued on, Amy began to become very aware that there was a large divide between her new parents when they would begin to argue more and more. Amy witnessed Martin constantly drinking and felt bad for him when Nora would get angry at him for it. As such, she attempted to comfort him in her own weird way. Martin consistently pulled away from her, however, feeling he didn't deserve her affection or anyone's, something Amy did not understand. When Nora attempted to sway Amy to her side by saying that Martin had done this to himself and deserved to be yelled at for not being there for his family, Amy didn't believe her and still settled on the idea that he just felt bad and needed to be cheered up. When Nora noticed Martin talking to Amy, giving her lectures about always having hope, she began to become angered and jealous, believing he was putting useless ideas in her head and not caring for how he had left her with nothing. Nora started to verbally abuse Amy, and became cold to her. Amy felt as well ousted by Raquel, who naïvely had taken Nora's side. As such, Amy felt Martin was the only hope in her world. She would go to him when she was sad and he would comfort her, and Martin fully considered her to be his daughter by that point. One last night, Amy came to Martin, drunk and sprawled out on the couch and took his hand. He awakened and smiled at her. After telling him that she had had a bad day at school after a girl made fun of her, Martin attempted to make her feel better by demonstrating that he could cross his eyes. Then, somberly, he told her to be good to others, always believe in them when they can't believe in themselves because sacrifice is the greatest love there is. He then left her laying on the couch, said goodnight, and walked into his bedroom, where he would die in his sleep.

Amy in certain situations might be very intelligent inside. This inside intelligence does in fact manifest itself in booksmarts, like mathematics or English literature, as Amy does very well in these fields. Socially, she is not so attuned. Things can easily fly over her head, leading some to dub her an "air head." However, it seems that she possesses a sunny disposition that pushes her to be naïve about certain things as negativity barely seems to find it's way inside her head. In this, she fails to handle it very well. She as well believes in hope, helping others, and other overly sentimental things. Love is one of them. As a young teenager, awkward, and barely speaking out, even around her friends, Amy easily held back her unrepentant belief in true love from others. Secretly, she fawned over it, wondering haplessly when it would come to her. She would listen to it in her music, write about it in her journal, and form crushes on boys like it was nothing. This eventually became frustrating for her as she became impatient. Upon being meeting a boy with a troubled past, Romeo Logan, Amy didn't know what to think of him at first. As he continued to pull her back and forth, Amy fell deeply in love with him suddenly. He was the one she had been waiting for secretly, and he was the gateway to her idea of a perfect life. This greatly changed Amy's personality. She went from being an introverted, shy, semi-outgoing girl, to fully confident, social, and overly optimistic.

## Appearance

As a child Amy was blonde, had glasses that enlarged her eyes, and bore nose freckles that would heavily fade into her teenage years. Around sixteen to seventeen her face and body had become a lot fuller, perhaps symbolizing how full of life she had become. This was also around the time that she predominately wore a medium haircut with straight bangs when her hair had become a chestnut color. However after events in her life majorly changed Amy's outlook on life, she lost weight, cut her hair short, and began to appear very tired once coming into the early twenties. This changed once more once she was able to find confidence and self sufficiency. As such, around twenty five she began traveling a lot more which brought more definition in her jaw, face, and body.

## Overview

Amy, in the beginning, set herself up to become a beacon of absolute optimism because she loved life and other people. She had everything, a bright future, And was popular at her school. However, she still felt one thing was missing. She then found a boy, Romeo, who she labeled as, "the one," and after a year of this, was left clinging to a relationship that she knew was bound to collapse after she found out he had been cheating on her for months, while her friends knew about it but didn't tell her for fear it would hurt her. This eventually caused Amy to become bitter, and she began to lose motivation in the positions she was in, feeling she didn't belong. But she would still smile, misdirecting others to believe she was happy. However, upon meeting Kim, she was the only one who could see Amy for who she really was. Misunderstanding Romeo's apparent lack of love that he held for her and the fact that Kim had been with Romeo prior to meeting her while she was dating him, Amy, angered at the fact that all of her efforts had been thrown back in her face, decided to not care anymore because she wished to not be hurt. Thinking she had finally discovered who she really was, she gave in to her urges after visiting a strip club alone. However, this began spiraling out of control as she realized she could not stop having sex with people. This side of her eventually began to become knowledge to the school, and rumors had begun to spread. Amy eventually seduced a boy who developed a crush on her after the fact, and then unintentionally broke his heart. Kim was unnerved by this and refused to talk to her after, saying that she was a terrible fool for what she had done and needed to make up for her wrongs. Amy searched within herself and realized that Romeo's abuse and treachery had sent her down this path and that her love for him was the source of her pain, but that she also was responsible for the things wrong with her. After all this time, she now knew that she had done so much wrong in service of him by not loving herself. However, she eventually found the courage to make up for her wrongs, made up with Kim, and decided to finally leave Romeo. After losing Kim due to sudden circumstances upon realizing that she was the one that she truly wanted, Amy heeded Kim's message that she was stronger than she could ever know. However, Kim's death affected Amy greatly. Unsure of where else she would go from here, Amy began partying with her friends after graduating, still holding Kim in the deepest part of her heart. However, a small part of her knew she had to move on eventually so she began looking for ways to do this. One night, a man, Nicholas Rodriguez, left her a note in a bar. From then, on Amy began to get to know him.

A lonely man himself, Nicholas started changing his ways for her, much to Amy's surprise. She eventually found about his past, but felt herself unable to leave him out of fear of experiencing the same grief Kim had left her with. Nicholas told her his final words, reassuring her that she had the ability to change people in ways they thought impossible and told her to just be happy. He then left, Amy thinking she would never see him again. Standing on the edge of a building and thinking about how she wished to finally not be betrayed in her love, she thought about Kim's thoughts to her shortly before her death, about how when all seems hopeless, she should remember there are still always those who deserve her love, and that it would be selfish to deprive them of this. Seeing Sam come on to the roof, Amy realized she had to keep living, and stepped down.

## Early life

Amy was born somewhere in Paris, France with the name Carmen Allison Blanchet to a poor single mother who sold her off to another family. Feeling she did not belong in this place, she ran immediately. With nowhere else to go, the seven year old then lived on the street for about a year before being coaxed into coming to an orphanage. She did not talk to them immediately however, but found herself being able to open up with time after meeting a young woman named Nora Mason. Nora then urged her to choose a name other than A, which had been sewn onto her backpack from the school she went to, after she had forgotten her name. She chose Aimee from remembering an old film that she liked. This is also not long after Amy would come to meet Raquel Couture, a fellow orphan that she tried to form a bond with. Nora and her husband eventually adopted her but chose to adopt Raquel out of pity rather than love. This would become a heavy movement of tension for Amy from Raquel as she knew how to fit in with her new family but her sister struggled with it.

Years later, Amy attended her senior year at Massey Highschool. There she met Samantha Scott, an Australian girl who she quickly attached to. The two would go everywhere together, have sleepovers, and became great friends. One day, as Sam was at her house, Amy and Rachel got into a heated argument which quickly turned personal when Rachel unjustly blamed her for their father's death. In the chaos, Rachel spat at Amy, which prompted Sam to hit her. Realizing Rachel would never want to be her sister, Amy stuck to Sam as a loyal protector from both her mother, who truly did blame Amy, and Rachel. Not long after this, she would meet Nikki Renee, an introverted and highly overworked young girl.

## Black Diamond and the Incorruptible Heart

In the beginning of the story, Amy, sixteen, though young, is practically the most popular girl in her school due to her idealism, perseverance, and humility. Students and staff talk about her to the point where it annoys Kim. The two are then paired in science class and start out as bitter rivals, two opposing personalities that can never seem to get along.

As the months pass, Kim realizes that the conflict has brought her more understanding to Amy. Strangely enough, though acting the opposite, Kim likes their arguments, and the two become frenemies. Throughout this time, Amy is revealed to Kimberly to have a boyfriend named Romeo whom she loves and owes her coming out of her shell towards. However, she is beginning to notice that he has become distant from her in a way, not talking to her as much as he used to. Romeo tells her it's fine, despite not giving her an answer, and she believes him.

As Amy is being more and more disparaged, Kim begins to take notice. She consistently takes up Amy's time away from Romeo, despite her wanting to go be with her boyfriend, as he leaves her by the wayside to hang out with his friends.

Kim asks Amy why Romeo is doing this, but she says she doesn't understand it, but that he frequently tells her he loves her. As the story goes on, Amy tries to hold onto the relationship but notices Romeo becoming increasingly more emotional, introverted, and harsh toward her. Kim notices immediately and begins telling Romeo to back off, as she knows what he was like. However, Romeo reveals to Kim why he's hurting Amy, saying that he only got with her to get back at Kim for leaving him, and threatens to expose her being in a relationship with him at the same time as Amy, something Kim only just now finds out. He undermines her, saying that he knows she is developing feelings for Amy, something she denys. Romeo then leaves, smiling. At Amy's seventeenth birthday party, Amy searches the party for Kim but can't find her. She is saddened before noticing she decided to come, hugging her happily. Romeo glares at Kim, who ignores him, angering him unbeknownst to Amy. Sam comes in with bottles of sparkling cider, revealing to Amy that she is disguising wine as one of them, who then warns her of the long term health effects. Sam stares at her, drinking in plain sight. Outside on the porch, Kim sits smoking. Romeo comes out and the two sit and remember good times for a moment. He then asks what her favorite pokemon used to be, and she says she doesn't remember. He says he believes it used to be red and white, and asks her if it still is. Kim takes her cigarette and throws it in his lap, before leaving him once again. Inside the party, Nikki arrives late, revealing that she smashed up the cake. Amy comforts her, saying that they can make cupcakes.

Later on, as everyone has fallen asleep, Amy lies sleeping next to Romeo with her hand out. Kim lies next to her, staring at her for a moment, before almost putting her hand on Amy's. She then takes it away before turning around and finding that she can't sleep.

As Christmas time is approaching, Kim and Amy visit a store to go shopping. Amy finds a large white Santa beard and puts it on herself. She then insists that Kim do the same and for her to sit on Santa's throne. She hesitates, saying that she doesn't wear beards of old fat men who break and enter. Amy pouts. Kim takes it off of her and sits on the throne.

After Kim eventually admits to having a crush on Amy and reveals to her that she had been with Romeo at the same time as her, Amy feels quietly betrayed and walks away without words. The next day, Amy finds Kim and quietly gives her friendship bracelet back in tears. She then goes to a strip club and sits alone, watching the dancers almost wondrously. After a boy flirts with her, she decides to meet up and have sex with him. This becomes common place, and she even has sex with the school's entire football team. Rumor then spreads like wildfire, isolating Amy even more as she is embarrassed by her own secret actions. She then has sex with a boy, Macintosh Matthews, who has a crush on her. Kim finds out about this and chides her for leading a boy on without seeming to care, and wanting to let Romeo take advantage of her, saying that despite what she did to her, fear has come in the way of who Amy was and has seemed to turned her into something she's not. Amy is then suspended due to the rumors and wonders why she has become this, and begins to hate her life. Desperate, she contacts Kim, attempting to repair their friendship bracelet. Kim, however, tells her that it is not her she needs to apologize to. While apologizing to Mac, who forgives her, she makes a split decision to text Romeo and tell him that their relationship is over. She then goes to an underground rave with her friends, and unbeknownst to her, Kim was invited by Sam. Kim seems cold to her for awhile, until Amy pulls her aside so they are alone. The girl then cries, telling her that she doesn't understand how she could be such a fool, that she is sorry, and that she loves Kim with all her heart. Kim puts on the bracelet, and just as she admits that she left Romeo, Kim kisses her. They begin to have sex as music plays, muffled in the background. Afterward, Kim leaves, Amy rejoins Sam and Nikki, and she gives Sam a hug. However, right as the two of them go to Amy's house to be alone once again, Romeo arrives moments later. He holds them at gunpoint and berates Kim for dishonoring Don's memory, and then thinks about shooting her. However, he puts it away and takes out a knife, pointing it at Amy and stating that he's going to make Kim watch as she dies. Kim then grabs the knife as he goes to stab her however and pushes it into her stomach. Romeo is shocked for a moment and Amy takes his gun, shooting him in the leg. She attempts to help Kim from laying in a puddle of blood, but is unable to get her to her car while calling 9-1-1. Kim tells Amy that she made her happy again, but passes before she can say her final words. Amy then cries herself to sleep on her stomach in a field of flowers. The experience sends Amy into grieving for what she's lost for years, realizing that Kim was the one who deserved her love the entire time.

## His Money was Red

His Money Was Red starts off with Amy a woman who's hopes for the future have become more streamlined and less hopeful. She seems blinded from moving forward in her grief, letting sadness completely overtake her at times. Once a woman who wanted to join the peace corps, she has resigned herself to a half-baked dream of modeling, and has joined into a polygamous sugar relationship. She also has made a habit of smoking, something she had no interest in before. She starts off as the final woman who Nicholas Rodriguez plans on letting sign his contract, and as such is seen as the new girl who the other housemates have sympathy, but pity for.

On Nicholas' Ibiza trip he takes all of his house girls along, including Amy. The next she is shown she appears to be an excellent dancer, leading the crowd behind her. Much later, Amy is laying on the table next to Nick. He notices that she is wearing lingerie underneath and comments on it. She gets up from the table, humorously commenting on how everyone fell asleep and asks Nick to come with her. They run into the casino parking lot. Suddenly, however, Nick kisses Amy. She is shocked as it goes against his nature. He then walks away from her, stating that his fear keeps him from committing to anything and leaves the woman longing. Much later, the house girls are loading up in a limousine, including Amy. They presumably go to the airport to fly back to Vegas.

Amy is again made aware of Nicholas' interest in her when he expresses interest in her want to model. Without much effort, she gains a contract with a modeling agency and is able to make money. Realizing this is what makes her happy, Nicholas begins making bribes behind closed doors once he does not see progress in her career. She becomes rich within the household due to this, and starts to go out with Nicholas more and more, much to the dismay of everyone else. Feeling she has finally gained her own place of absolute melancholy, something she believes is happiness in her grief, Amy begins having sex with Nicholas as she gives in to her urges and fully embraces the glamour of her lifestyle.

Nick begins to have panic attacks not long after, leaving Amy as one of many of his house girls who begin to become unnerved. However, upon trying to calm him down, she is the only one successful by kissing him, therego echoing their previous encounter. He crudely throws money in front of her, not acknowledging how she had helped him. This is when Amy breaks down in tears, stating she can't take much more. Dee, Becky, and Kate then chide Nick for his selfish actions while comforting Amy. He berates them, stating that they can leave with nothing. This is when Kate decides to leave.

Not long after this encounter, Nick finds Amy, the lone house girl, sitting on the windowsill once more dressed in all white with hair cut to her shoulders. Nick then angrily asks where Dee has gone, to which she has no answer. He subsequently uses context clues, thereupon destroying the condo loft area in a rage before sitting down, upset. Amy walks to him, asking that the two take hands, that of which they do. She then reveals her past lover and grief to him, sighting a constant need to fill the means to an end, and that she has finally found security in Nicholas. He rebukes this, stating that she'll die if she follows him. Amy then begs to not be left alone again. Nicholas suddenly kisses Amy, changing his nature before leaving without words.

Amy is later on the edge of the top of the condo building. She contemplates jumping over as she has become filled with loneliness and grief once more. Suddenly, Sam and Thomas come onto the roof to convince her to step down. The story ends with Amy realizing that Nicholas wronged her and everyone else, but that his change in nature suggests a longing for forgiveness. She pledges to find and return this to him, before recalling Kim's advice to forge her own path. Amy is able to let go of her grief upon remembering this, stepping down from the ledge a stronger person.

## Love to the Estranged

Amy finds her lovers' hometown. She is moved when told he has been killed, and walks to a local monument honoring him. This is when she starts looking inward for being unable to save another lover. Nicholas, however, reveals himself to be in hiding, and walks out into the street despite his family's objections. Amy turns around to see him. They have an emotional reunion in which Nicholas asks for her forgiveness. She states that they owe nothing to one another as long as they're together one last time. Nicholas then inquires, calling the local police station as Amy stays and waits with him.

After this happens, Amy is unsure of where to go in her life. She decides that she will begin working to become a botanist, something she wanted many years to become. However, the young girl is unable to pay for college and decides upon financial aid. This change in her course of life brings many problems however, as she is bombarded with publicly about her involvement with Nicholas. Amy then finds out she is pregnant with his child. Upon going to college, she finds a bright spot in a friend she knows from highschool, Macintosh Matthews. However, she finds it difficult to open up to him about her past, but the two come through in the end when Mac confides in her about his dream of throwing the biggest party the school has ever seen. Realizing she might be able to believe in something again, Amy follows him through to his dream, believing he will prevail. As their friendship becomes deeper, the two begin falling for one another. When Mac decides to be there for her daughter and achieves his dream because of her belief in him, the two have a moment with one another in silence as Amy realizes she has finally found the strength that was Kimberly's dream for her, and found the happiness Nicholas had wanted for her. She then catches her breath for a moment, before finding it again.

## Later Life

After living her life in the happiness she had always wanted, Amy fails to realize the impact she had made on others began to isolate her daughter. As such, the young girl begins to rebel against her, feeling cheated for having to live in her shadow. However, Amy is able to convince Hazel to honor her, rather than trying to become her.

After losing Mac to a heart attack, Amy becomes stricken with dementia. She then finds herself in a room of people she doesn't know dressed in white, and has regular visits from a Spanish looking woman she does not recognize. The woman then walks outside, sitting on a bench. There she meets with Kimberly and Nicholas, and then Mac, people who she thought once long gone. She comments on how the sunset looks pretty. The three tell her to walk into it. She laments, saying she does not want to leave them behind. Kimberly tells her it is okay. Amy then walks toward the sun, collapsing on the grass.

## Creation

Amy was first thought of for WWE Smackdown vs. Raw 2010 in Stacy, a woman who resembled someone with a cheerleader outfit. However, this was changed. Amy was envisioned and Stacy became her mother, "Nora" Stacy Mason.

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## Relationships

Kimberly O'Connor

"*I've lived in fear for a long time. Romeo was... awful. I remember how he used to berate me because I would not put on makeup some mornings. I mean, he freaking hit me. And I believed him. And for what? Because my father said so? But both of them were wrong. My father was wrong, as much as I love him. But I know one person who wants to be real for me, or does not want to leave. I-I just do not understand you Kim. It is like you just know me. You are there when no one else seems to want to be. With you, I-I can be who I want to be, say what I want to say. I can have things for myself for the first time in my life. All because you care. And you ask if I still love you? Hell yes.* "
— Amy's words Kim

Kim was Amy's first time experiencing someone that would challenge the way she saw the world. She was forced to confront the fear of her dream of love collapsing and the words of her father, and because of this began to see Kim as the one she truly needed in their last days together.

Nicholas Rodriguez

"*But I don't need anything else. I have finally found the happiness I've sought after for so many years.*"
— To Nick

Being one of Nick's house girls meant that Amy was forced to give Nicholas the pleasure of her body in exchange for money and security. The wealth started to weigh, however, when she began seeing through his ways. Soon, Amy was forced into seeing Nicholas as the only security she had left as she became desperate of losing another lover. Nick eventually convinced Amy that she didn't need him and that her staying with him would hurt her. Once lamenting of being alone once again, he reassured her that he believed that she would never be, saying that he knew that truth as she had showed him a feeling of love he had never experienced before.

Rachel Bruckheimer
The twins have been with one another for as long as they can remember. Amy has always stuck by Rachel through tough times.

Nora Mason
Martin Mason
Amy and Martin's relationship started out innocent and continued that way. She looked at him as sympathetic because she felt bad that he was so unhappy and didn't understand this in her child mind. He kept the details of the things that caused him to be this way from her however, but Amy was intelligent enough to start figuring them out. As Amy continued growing with Martin, she noticed his addiction to drinking was growing. She knew that it was bad for his health and kept urging him to stop because she cared. Martin did not listen due to his broken self confidence, and even pushed her away a few times for fear that he could not help her, or anyone. However, this only increased Amy's love and longing for him to get better. Martin did not insult or berate Amy like Nora would, causing her to see him as more supportive to her well being. The two would also go places together and their loneliness together when Rachel or Nora would refuse to go out only brought them closer. Nora would as well get into arguments with Martin where she would get the better of him and cause him to become saddened, making Amy want him to stand up for himself. He told her, however, that love is the greatest sacrifice, and that even when others seem to not love you, it's your job to be there for them regardless of your own sense of self. Amy took what he said at face value, now naively believing it to be the only way to love others. When Martin died, it confused and isolated Amy. She didn't understand why Martin had drank himself to death, but began to understand that Nora's constant abuse of him had been one of the reasons. As such his death created great resentment in Amy for her mother, and ultimately culminated in a great fallout for the two.
Martin's words to her continued to resonate in Amy's mind, playing out like scripture she was meant to follow. It became a heavy reason for Amy letting others take advantage of her love, and not taking care of herself in the process. She eventually was able to confront his ghost in her head, telling him that his way of thinking was wrong, and that if he had loved himself then he would not have had to die. She believed that Martin would understand her way of thinking and let his ghost in her rest. This then allowed Amy the self confidence enough to break up with her boyfriend Romeo, but also the willingness to care for others enough to love Kimberly.

Sam Scott

"*So... what's a barbie?* "
—Amy's first words to Sam

Sam has been Amy's most dedicated friend for years. Both of them share a balance between showing the other how to be better. As Sam's personality dictates, Amy always finds it necessary to be the voice of reason for her emotionally when she becomes upset. Sam as well keeps Amy's soft personality in tact, keeping grounded in reality her dream like naivety of the kindness of others. This means that she is protected by Sam from bullies, but also is good at letting Amy understand that the world can be mean, but that that's not her fault. The two as well have inside jokes with one another, and have learned to diffuse situations and each other with humor. In highschool, Sam knew of Amy's relationship with her mother and was responsible for keeping her from feeling her mother truly hated her and becoming bitter because of it. She would comfort and be there for Amy when Rachel pushed her away as well. Due to this, Amy began to love Sam as more than a friend, but as the sister Rachel could not, and did not want to be. When Kim died, Sam tried her best to be funny most of the time because she knew of what Amy had lost, always attempting to brighten her spirit. And after everything, Amy truly loves Sam and will never let her go, because that's what sisters do.

Nikki McAdams

"*Hold on- wait... what?*"
— Confused to Nikki

Nikki has always been Amy's tertiary, either enamoring or besetting her. The two go back years but their friendship has always fluctuated. Despite this, they care for one another genuinely. One example includes whereupon Nikki's suicide attempt, Amy was exceptionally hurt.

Steven Bruckheimer

"*I hope he's not here tonight.*"
—To Sam

Despite being a brother in-law, Amy has never had a formal relationship with Steve. It's actually evident that he makes her uncomfortable, as revealed in a conversation with Samantha.

Peyton McAdams
Amy has a very special relationship with the daughter of her friend Nikki, Peyton. She comes over to the McAdams residence frequently, sometimes exclusively to see Peyton whomst she loves playing dolls with, something that Rachel never did when the two were children.

## Trivia

* She is revealed to have an Angora cat named Carême by whom her fellow housemates are often kept company.
* Amy's clothing slowly edges from dark to much brighter tones throughout His Money was Red, but is completely white by the end.
* She begins going by the name "Amelia" as Nicholas had given it to her and she had already let go of her grief.
* Amy is a paragon of love.
* Her appearance has been subjectively different and can be represented closely by multiple actresses. However, Jocelyn Hudon and Sarah Catherine Hook, as adult and teenage Amy, are the closest.
* Her voice can typically be imagined as very similar to Liara from the Mass Effect series, in that it is pronunciated in a way that sounds rather alien. This is due in part to her constant study of proper English, in that it has completely drowned out her French accent.
* In the beginning of BDIH, she doesn't smoke, drink, or even curse, but by the end has picked up a habit of all three due t Kim's influence on her.

## Gallery

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