Editing Bamet (section)

==Personality==
As a Master he likely triggered from some form of isolated event.<ref>I wrote a paper a while back about how Masters tend to have loneliness as part of their trigger events, and how maybe that was why Masters tend to be villains.  Because you need support and social pressure to be more of a good guy.  My professor then, the guy who I work for now, Dr. Wysocki, he tore me to pieces.  Too many other parahumans have it as part of their history.  Isolation.  It wasn’t enough to suggest a correlation. - [https://parahumans.wordpress.com/2013/01/31 except] from [[Interlude 18.y]]</ref>

He seems to be a true Fallen believer, or an enormous dick, as he stubbornly declined to alter his victims back even under the threat of punishment.<ref name="unrepentant">Bamet could give people the features of animals, and vice-versa.  It took surgery to fix, unless he cooperated.  He hadn’t cooperated, apparently, for the entire time he’d been in the prison.  He’d said it was a matter of principle, belief, and making unbelievers appear on the outside as they no doubt appeared on the inside.<br/><br/>I hadn’t heard anything about Amy doing anything to make him come to Gimel and fix people, either. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/10/26 Excerpt] from [[Sundown 17.8]]</ref>

Having accepted the [[Red Queen|Red Queen's]] deal,<ref name=reign>“Everyone!  You have a choice!  We ''are'' going to Earth Shin!  We ''are'' going to be an authority [...] There will be rules!  This means submitting to my power!  It will ''not'' be as Goddess’ was!  You’ll follow a code of laws, you’ll maintain control and peace, and you’ll protect populations.  You’ll be reasonably ''good''!  Or you can stay here.  You’ll be freer, but you’ll also be a target for heroes!” <br/>[...]<br/>Some prisoners were fairly quick to leave to follow.  Ones who knew her from the Birdcage?  With them went followers, and once a critical amount had left, a majority followed.  Only the heroes really stayed. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2018/10/13 Excerpt] from [[Gleaming 9.15]]</ref> Bamet's neurology has been altered:<ref>Amy ventured toward the villains, but she wasn’t sure she trusted herself.  She didn’t trust ''them'', and she’d placed biological imperatives in each of them, to quiet bloodlust and regulate emotion.  The last week had been her final push to get that done. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/09/28 Excerpt] from [[Interlude 16.z II]]</ref> the defense of [[Shin]] is foremost in his mind though not strictly obedient to his new monarch.<ref name=stan>“No extreme violence,” Amy said.  “I gave you rules and biological imperatives.  Follow them.”<br/><br/>“I am,” Seir said.  “Shin set their own rules and imperatives, remember?  You struck your deal with them, you gave us the rules they dictated.  We can do whatever’s necessary to protect Shin.  Including if we think a mass murdering little shit like him might pull something.”<br/><br/>“Dangerous, horrible little shit like him,” Ahrima said, her voice young.<br/><br/>Rain was stone still.<br/><br/>Amy was silent.<br/><br/>She didn’t have nearly as much control over her rotten eggs as she liked to pretend. - [https://www.parahumans.net/2019/09/28 Excerpt] from [[Sundown 17.8]]</ref>

===Relationships===
====His Beasts====
His relationship with his creations is unknown but he was willing for them to be turned into pieces of costume.<ref name="4.cii"/>