Cameron Foster

> My name is Cameron Foster, and I am an Ex-Perfect.
>
> - Cameron Foster

* Appearance
* Season Three
* Season Two
* Season One
* Illustration
* Younger

**Cameron Grace Foster** is the protagonist of seasons 1 and 2 of *Perfect Without Flaw.* She is an Ex-Perfect and lives among the Flawed.

After taking the mandatory Perfect exam, Cameron is found to have an anxiety Flaw, and is forcefully relocated into a Flawed building. She meets multiple people during her time there, and finds out things about the Flawed's word that she never would have before.

## Appearance

Cameron has been described as being quite beautiful. She has dark olive skin, long blonde hair which she styles multiple way throughout the series, and hazel eyes. Being a Perfect previously, she has ten markings on her face. Her usual outfit consists of a red shirt with a heart graphic on it, blue jeans and black shoes. She wears a red hairclip to keep her hair out of her face.

In Season Two, her outfit changes. She wears a red and pink collared shirt, with a similar heart graphic on it. She still has her hairclip, until Episode 27 where she loses it. In the same episode, she is grazed by a bullet, leaving a small scar on her right cheek.

## History

Cameron was born as a normal Perfect to her parents, Marie and Desmond Foster. She grew up with her childhood friend Kimberly Cooper, taking an interest in photography. Although she grew up around people denouncing the Flawed, it never stuck into her brain to hate them. She never talked about this to anyone, knowing that it would be an unpopular worldview.

At some point in her childhood, her father died, and her mother was left to raise her on her own. He supposedly died in an accidental gas explosion, however, it is revealed that Beck murdered him and his group of rebels for getting too close to exposing the history of their world.

## Personality

Cameron is a positive and optimistic person. Occasionally, she shows signs of nervousness, but she generally has a calm demeanour. She isn't a pushover, but doesn't fight every battle presented to her. Cameron is very adaptable, able to blend into the Flawed building and understand how it works very quickly. She is also shown to be mischievous and sassy when certain situations rise. She has a very strong sense of justice.

## Story

Cameron is first introduced when she goes in to take her Perfect exam. She is nervous about the outcome and discusses it with Kimberly. Opposed to Kimberly's negative outlook on the Flawed and the possibility of acquiring a Flaw, Cameron is quite neutral. She goes along with what Kimberly says out of obligation, as it is clear she doesn't agree with what is being said. When she goes in to take her test, she answers most of the questions, and remarks that they are all common knowledge, before getting more focused, knowing that she cannot get a Flaw in the exam. After completing it, she moves on to the Psychological part of the test. Cameron runs into Kimberly, who happily exclaims that she passed. Cameron is examined by Enna and is seemingly doing well until she is asked questions about anxiety, where she is hesitant to answer. Enna takes one final look at her results and ultimately diagnoses her with an anxiety Flaw. Cameron is stripped of her Perfect title and is immediately transferred to a Flawed facility. 30 episodes later, it is revealed to Cameron by Beck that she never actually had anxiety, but as she was so nervous for the test, the machine miscalculated the results. Beck states that if Enna had checked her previous Anxiety levels, she would have seen no backlog of it, putting it as a one-time thing, and Cameron would have remained a Perfect.

Nevertheless, Cameron is moved to Flawed building #00437Q. Before getting there, she sees her mother dropping off a bag and suitcase to Enna. Cameron calls out to her, but Marie coldly responds by saying Cameron is a disgrace. This deeply hurts her, and she can only watch as her mother drives away. When Cameron arrives, she is greeted by dozens of eyes on her. She first assumes it is because she is new, but quickly realises it is because of her markings. She is led to room 89, instructed to knock, and meets four people who would become her friends and roommates.

In this room, Cameron meets Edith, Wil, Noah and Ace. They all introduce themselves and their Flaws, and Cameron does the same. Edith helps her get settled in and answers questions she has about their lives. Cameron is picked on by Noah, who has a clear hatred for Perfects. Soon after settling in, the lunch bell rings and the room goes off to eat. Cameron orders a bowl of rice from the server and sits down with her new acquaintances. They exchange some conversation, with Edith being helpful, Noah being snarky and Wil being curious. Wil asks Cameron a few questions about her old life, which she happily answers. However, she suddenly stops after noticing a lot of people staring at her. This overwhelms Cameron to the point of a panic attack. Her eyes start watering, which surprises her, as she has never cried before. Edith stands up and helps her to the bathroom to calm down.

In the bathroom, Edith explains to Cameron what a panic attack is, and how to deal with it. Cameron explains her odd condition of not being able to cry, which Edith is perplexed by. They leave the bathroom and run into Barrett, a young energetic girl. They talk for a bit before Barrett runs off. Cameron realises that the only Ex-Perfects in her building are Barrett and herself. When Edith and Cameron return to their table, Wil profusely apologises for causing Cameron a panic attack, which she dismisses as a coincidence. Wil reassures Cameron that if she ever needs to talk to anyone, they are all there for her.

After lunch is over, Edith tells Cameron about her schedule; they all have designated times to train in the gym. Cameron is not in Edith, Wil, or Ace's group, but she is in Noah's. He is still very hostile towards her, but begrudgingly agrees to take her to their groups room. Cameron tries to make conversation as they walk, but Noah is not interested. She continues to aggravate him, and he ends up hitting her across the face, stating that he has no intention of being friends with her. Cameron is hurt, but decides it wouldn't be smart to start a fight with Noah, so she simply thanks him for walking her. After their session is over, the two walk back to their room, and Edith offers Cameron a shower. Noah gets in the shower first, so Cameron sits down on her bed. Suddenly, her camera falls off the edge of the bed, but before it can hit the ground, Wil catches it. She thanks him for saving it, and he asks what it does. She takes a picture of the two of them, and Wil is amazed. Cameron lets him look at a few of her photographs, and says that any questions he has, she will gladly answer.

That night, Cameron goes to sleep and thinks about her eventful day. She is woken up by a slamming door, and Edith tells her she has no classes to go to. The two of them talk about their pasts and bond together. Edith thanks Cameron for talking to her like a normal person. A few days later, Cameron has her first class. She is in the same class as Noah, who rudely shakes her awake. They learn about domestic servants, and the requirements for them. Cameron and Noah are made to work together by the teacher, and while Noah opposes heavily, he eventually starts talking to her more casually. At the end of the class, Cameron even gets Noah to laugh.

A few weeks later, Cameron is woken up by Barrett for her birthday. They discuss what Barrett used to do for her birthday, and Barrett mentions a family tradition of having dessert for breakfast. Cameron says that she has noticed the staff eat pudding, and hatches a plan to steal some for her. They sneak into a nearly empty kitchen, where Cameron steals a few servings of pudding from the fridge. Barrett tells Cameron that someone is coming, and Cameron instructs her to hide while she deals with it. Cameron convinces the guard that came in that she had accidentally wandered into the kitchen while trying to kill a rat. Because she has the Perfect markings, she is able to pull it off. The two girls go back to their room and celebrate Barrett's birthday with pudding.

## Relationships

##### Noah

Noah is Cameron's roommate. Their relationship gets off to a rocky start, as he states very bluntly that he hates Perfects, and even though Cameron is an Ex-Perfect, he still detests her. Edith asks him to walk Cameron to their gym class, and he gets frustrated enough to hit her. However, when Cameron responds in a positive way, thanking him, he is seemingly shocked and confused at this act. After this, he is still relatively hostile towards her, but he rarely shows signs of enjoying her company.

#### Edith

Edith is very welcoming of Cameron when she arrives to their room. She explains their timetable and what Cameron will be expected to do. She is very friendly and acts like a mother figure. Cameron trusts her and tells her some personal things about her past.

#### Wil

Wil is a very curious individual, especially when it comes to the Perfect world. Cameron is happy to answer his questions and tell him stories about her old life.

#### Ace

Ace is very apprehensive and scared of Cameron at first. They don't talk, and haven't had much of a chance to interact with Cameron.

#### Kimberly

Kimberly is Cameron's childhood friend. They went to take their Perfect exams together, and Kimberly mocks people with Flaws. However, after Kimberly passes her exam and sees Cameron, she realises that Cameron is now an Ex-Perfect. This visibly upsets her. After this, she meets up with some friends, who also mock Cameron for now being an Ex-Perfect. However, their teasing annoys Kimberly.

#### Barrett

As the only two Ex-Perfects in their building, Barrett and Cameron have a unique connection. Cameron is very kind to Barrett, risking the rules to steal for her birthday.

#### Enna

Enna diagnosed Cameron as an Ex-Perfect. Although Cameron was in denial and shock at the news, she displays no grudges against Enna for what she had to do.

#### Marie

As mother and daughter, Marie and Cameron were extremely close, especially after the death of Cameron's father. However, after Cameron becomes an Ex-Perfect, Marie disowns her, calling her a disgrace. This sticks with Cameron, and she is very upset to remember it.

#### Desmond

Not much is known about Cameron's relationship with her father, apart from the fact that she was devastated when he died. Cameron mentions to Edith that they both have an inexplicable condition where they cannot cry in emotional situations.

## Trivia

* Cameron has the most outfit changes out of all the characters. This is supposed to hint that the Flawed have a limited amount of clothing that they wear, while Cameron can change her clothes as much as she wants.