Elizabeth Porter was a young girl living in Victorian era Britain. She was trained from a young age to be a doting housewife, and as such as the capacity for cooking, cleaning, sewing, and other household chores. When she was 17, she was married off to a man who, for all his wealth, treated her even worse than property; assault, rape, gaslighting, and alcoholism were things she dealt with in her day-to-day with him.

He was found dead one morning, her claiming that he passed away in his sleep. She had put a special 'seasoning' over his dinner the previous evening.

Her sire, William, embraced her on November 15th, 1890. She considers this her 'new birth' and as such celebrates her embrace day as her birthday as opposed to her actual day of birth, although she does have celebrations on both days.

When moving to Miami, Florida, she researched a feeding victim from her usual list of suspects; deadbeat dads, alcoholic men, women beaters. One case caught her eye; a woman, living with her husband and their young daughter, with several reports of domestic abuse filed against her by her husband, claiming that she was emotionally, verbally, and sometimes even physically abusive towards him and their daughter. All investigations had been brushed off by local authorities, and there hadn't been a complaint from him in over a year. After his wife had been caught in an 'accident', she kept her eye on the man and his daughter, stalking them and protecting them from afar. She harbors a sort of jealousy, having been unable to produce any children of her own before she was embraced, but overall keeps her distance from these humans and tries to protect them in any way she can without breaking the Masquerade.

Her hobbies include reading, sewing, and baking. Her favorite foods are sweets, particularly red velvet cake.