Peter Williams

​ Peter Francis Williams, is a vampire currently living in Seattle, Washington. He was sired by Maria Evans and is mate of Charlotte Beaumont, despite having Lucille Evans as his mistress. Peter lives in an apartment with Bree, who he has been looking after since the Volturi's attack on the newborn army. He was once a high ranking officer in Maria's army during the Southern wars, but escaped with Charlotte when he and Jasper were ordered to kill her.

On IHWU, Peter is played by Rebecca, and is a canon character. His profile can be seen here.

Human Years
Peter was born on November 17, 1857. He was the second child to Francis and Margaret Williams, who eventually had four children. Peter was the only boy, putting the sole pressures on him to make something of his life. However, things took a turn for the worst when Francis died in the civil war, which left all the responsibility on Peter. As a young man, he should have stepped up and taken care of his family, but Peter couldn't stand the idea of having to leave his youth behind. Instead of helping his mother and his three sisters, he spent most of his time chasing after girls and ignoring the cards that had been dealt to him. But fate had other ideas for him. When he was nineteen, his entire world changed...for the better.

Being Turned and the Early Vampire Years
Peter was walking home from a late Valentine's Day date, taking a short cut through the woods, when he was attacked. The pain was blinding, but he saw a flash of the most beautiful woman he had ever caught laid his eyes on. Peter kept the image of that woman in his mind as he went through the days of pain. When he woke up, the woman was not there. Instead, there was a man, rambling on about an army, hunting, and being a vampire. Peter immediately wanted to find out all of the things that he could do, but he quickly found out that he was not as important as his new body made him feel. The first time he met with the beautiful woman he had seen in the forest, the one that had inflicted all the pain on him and changed him into a vampire, she made him feel incredibly worthless. Yet, that fueled him to work to impress her. Peter desperately wanted Maria's approval - no matter what it took to get it.

Peter worked as hard as he possibly could the first few weeks, maybe a month or so of his time of a vampire. It wasn't really getting him anywhere. Vampire's changed by Maria personally were held to a different standard - most were looked at for a long time, picked especially because of their skills in a certain area, their promise to assist her someway in their vampire existance. Peter, however, had been an accidental mishap. If she had kept biting that night in the forest, he wouldn't have even made it through the transformation. He had to work harder than anyone else to prove that he could belong in the world that she had created, the world she had never meant for him to enter. The only problem was that he had no skills to offer her, not even from his human life. Peter had wasted it all away and there was nothing left...and that was the only thing he had regretted. He was sure that if he had just worked at something, that he would have been able to offer the beautiful, powerful Maria something for her army.

It was accidental, the day that they stumbled upon Peter's power. Throughout Peter's life, he had been an amazingly good liar. He could weedle himself out of almost any situation, and he could manage to blame things on other people. Witnesses to events would suddenly start to doubt what they had seen when Peter started telling his side of the story with such enthusiasm that anyone who heard his voice could just tell that he was being truthful. The only problem was that about five percent of the time, Peter was being truthful, and the other ninty-five percent he was just squirming himself out of trouble. However, one day while he was training, Peter got himself into a spot of trouble. He was lying about where he was supposed to be, right while Maria walked by. As he tried to convince the person that he was lying to that he had been there the whole time and that he just hadn't seen Peter there, the man suddenly started screaming. Peter backed away, shocked, but the man kept screaming. He wouldn't stop. And then it started. The man started screaming out about how he didn't know who he was or where he was. He looked at Maria and Peter and asked who they were and what was going on. Peter looked at Maria - frightened, afraid of what she would do to him, but she did nothing awful. Instead, that was his saving moment. Peter might have erased the entire memory of that man, but that was the moment Maria realized Peter actually had a skill - a power actually, and it was useful.

Peter and Maria trained to hone in the skill they had discovered of Peter's, but it was one of the most difficult tasks Peter had ever worked on. He drove multiple people insane, by erasing their memories, deleting important parts out, or twisting things around too much. But the tests and the practices proved where the limits to his power were, and what exactly his power was. Peter's power was suddenly the most defining thing about him. When a year past and Peter did not die, he felt like he had accomplished a miracle. He knew that he had not died because of his power, and yet, as he got to continue to live and to work on his skills, he felt as if it was destiny. He became better day by day, and if he had not had the chance to live, he would have never discovered what a rush the fighting was.

When Peter had been in the army almost three years, a vampire named Charlotte began to appear around more and more. Peter had taken notice of others before, but never as much as he had taken notice of this one. He slipped off to spend time with her more and more, not noticing the fact that he had some sort of real feelings for her. They began to get closer, but Peter ignored the idea in his mind that she would eventually die. He had already lost his best friend, Lucille Evans, and he didn't like the idea of losing another person. When the time came to dispose of Charlotte's group of newborns, Peter was practically frantic. He had barely gotten to know Charlotte the way that he wanted to. She was the first person he had really gotten close to since Lucy had died, and he didn't want to lose that yet. He knew that figuring out a way to save Charlotte would mean betraying Maria - who his whole world revolved around - and meant leaving Jasper, who was his other best friend and perhaps the only person who understood the world that they lived in as Peter did at the time, but when Peter saw Charlotte there, waiting to be killed along with the rest of them, he had to act. He signaled for her to run, and so they did. Jasper let them get away, off into the night...and they were gone.

The Wandering Years
Peter and Charlotte had to leave the south in order to really get away from Maria's army. Peter's detest of the north kicked in the moment he stepped on to the land that was no longer considered truly souther. Peter had grown up in Louisiana, and then spent the next three yeas fighting southern wars. He had never even set foot anywhere northern until he had to run away with Charlotte. They spent the next few years wandering around, doing what they had to do get around, and then one day Charlotte brought up the subject of Jasper and how close Peter and Jasper had always seemed. Peter went along with the conversation, remembering how jealous of Jasper he had always been, and how Jasper had always been number one in Maria's eyes...

Charlotte wanted to go back for Jasper. Peter didn't really think that Jasper would leave, and thought that they would probably get caught and killed going anywhere near Maria's army, but was homesick for the south and was fine for an excuse to visit. Despite Peter's beliefs, Jasper took to the idea of coming along with them. The freedom, or something, Peter supposed, and the way Charlotte described it, must have appealed to him. Peter couldn't understand why, when Jasper had no woman or anything to walk away for, he would leave such a high position of power and respect in Maria's army...but Jasper left that day with Charlotte and Peter. Jasper stayed with them for a while, but left to be on his own - leaving it to be just Peter and Charlotte once again.

Eventually, Peter suggested that they go back and see Maria to apologize for everything that had happened. Peter's heart ached for the south and for the army, and because of this, they returned to Maria to literally beg for her forgiveness. Maria made it very clear that Peter was forgiven and welcome, but Charlotte was not welcome at all. Although Peter loved Charlotte, he had a tie to Maria that made it impossible to stand up to her, even for Charlotte's sake. He just wanted Maria to like him and to approve of him - just like he was a newborn again. After that visit, Charlotte never went back to visit Maria again. However, Peter continued to visit Maria frequently...often, not telling Charlotte about it. He and Maria struck up a deal that he could keep his old rank in the army and fight whenever he pleased, as long as he cleaned up any messes that he could with his power for her. It was a deal that Peter simply couldn't resist.

It went on like that for years - Peter sneaking around Charlotte's back to go to the army that he was supposed to have abandoned for her sake. And then one day Maria was gone and the whole south had been wiped out. Of course, that story is easy enough. Maria had been taken to Volturi and Peter and Jasper had to go to Italy and save her.

Washington, Washington....
After bringing Maria home from Italy and saving her, Peter decided to stay in Washington to keep an eye on her. However, after only a few months, everything started to get turned around. Peter befriended a newborn named Bree, Maria started seeing Caius, Jasper's marriage fell completely apart in front of everyone's eyes, and Peter's love life totally spun out of control when Lucy - who he thought was dead - texted him one day and told him to come meet him.

Peter lied to Charlotte about why they were in Washington and spent night after night avoiding her - whether it was by spending time with Bree or Maria, or just finding creative ways to just not come home. Washington started to drive a wedge into their relationship. Peter found a lot more than just relationship problems when he first came to Washington. When he discovered Bree, he also discovered a horribly organized, massively destructive newborn army that he didn't have the heart to take out. They reminded him of his past and where he had been - even though they were so awfully put together. Peter even spent time trying to train Bree, though it didn't go so well. When Jasper found out that Peter knew about the army, there was a massive fight about it. Peter didn't want to touch the newborns because he thought they deserved the chance to try to do whatever it was they were created for...besides, he knew they would destroy each other eventually.

Peter's relationship troubles with Charlotte only deepened as the months went by in Washington. Finally, after much harassment from Jasper about how Charlotte needed to know the truth, Peter told her about why they were there and about all the times he had went back to fight in Maria's army. Before Charlotte could even truly yell or argue with him, Peter offered to pack a bag and leave. He was gone before they could even talk about anything - including whether or not they still really considered each other...as well, if they were together. Peter moved into a hotel in downtown Seattle and when Bree's army got wiped out and she was the only one left, he took her in, helping to hide her from the Volturi and keep her safe. For some reason, he got on well with her.

When Lucy came back, Peter's whole world took a turn for the strange and unusual. He had no idea what to think about it all at first, but eventually decided that Lucy being back was probably one of the best things that could have happened to him. He now is trying to balance going between her house and his - remembering that he has Bree at home to remember to look after - and trying not to screw anything with Lucy up because Maria will kill him, literally, if he hurts Lucy. He doesn't want Washington to be his permanent home, but everyone he considers family is there right now, so that is where he's staying for the time being.

Maria Evans
Maria is Peter's sire and therefore they have a strong tie to one another. However, that doesn't stop Maria from seriously threatening to kill Peter if he hurt Lucy, Maria's younger sister, emotionally or in any other way from whatever sort of relationship Peter and Lucy are currently embarking on at the moment. Peter and Maria were fairly close - but Peter feels as if they are drifting apart, and he also feels as if that is mostly Caius's fault. He thinks that Maria is not the same person she used to be. Normally, he would do anything for Maria, or anything for anyone Maria liked, but just not Caius. Peter never was able to defend his relationship with Charlotte to Maria, and he thinks that because of that, it proves how wrong he and Charlotte are/were for each other. He thinks the fact that he sticks up and fights for his relationship with Lucy now shows how real it is and how much he cares for Lucy...and how much Maria should notice that. No matter what, Peter always wants Maria's approval. He seeks it in every way, and he won't stop until he finds a way to get it.



Lucille Evans
Lucy is Peter's...well, mistress. Technically, Peter and Charlotte never ended things, so whatever Lucy and Peter are doing is cheating on Charlotte. Peter feels as if his relationship with Charlotte is over and that he really just wants to start fresh with Lucy - who he's proclaimed to everyone who will listen that he loves. The problem is that no one really believes him or takes it seriously because of how awful he treated treated Charlotte. Lucy means the world to Peter. They were best friends when he was a newborn - before Jasper was supposed to kill her. When he found out she was still alive, it send his world spinning. Weeks later, they found themselves talking about how they felt about each other way back before Lucy was supposed to die...and then realized that the feelings had never actually gone away. Peter's relationship with Lucy makes him incredibly happy. Unlike his relationship with Charlotte, he feels as if he can see a future in it. There are only three problems - 1) Maria. 2) Charlotte, and 3) Bree.

Charlotte Beaumont


Charlotte was Peter's first real relationship - outside of whatever friendship he might have had going with Lucy before she was supposed to die. He left everything for her and resents that. The problem with resentment like that is that it grows and never stops. Peter can't figure out where he went wrong and why he can't love Charlotte like he imagined that night that he ran away with her, staring at her face before her signaled for her to run. In that moment, he saw a future with her - marriage and living together until the end of eternity...but that was the only time that he ever saw anything like that with her in the vision. Quickly, Peter found, Charlotte did not fit into that vision. She was amazing, that was for sure, and he loved her, but not in the way he imagined he would. She helped him cope with losing his life, the world that he knew, and she was great at comforting him and knowing him in all the big ways...but in the little ways...Peter was sure she knew nothing about the important things, the little things. If she did, he decided long ago, they would have moved south somewhere, anywhere, and just stayed there forever. Peter was determined to stay with her though - despite all his lies and the way he treated her, because he had taken her away that night and felt so responsible for her. And, he did love her...he wanted her to know that he loved her. However, after Peter told Charlotte about Maria - helping her, saving her, coming to Washington for her - he saw the look in Charlotte's eyes. He knew that she did not understand why Maria was so important to him, how she could be so important. Peter knew then that he couldn't stay, that he couldn't argue about it anymore...Charlotte would never understand the reasons Peter wanted to protect Maria...and Peter didn't want to be with someone who didn't understand that aspect of him, because it literally made up such a huge portion of him. With Lucy back, Peter has to tell Charlotte what's going on and really talk to her about things, but he's pretty much frightened to death, seeing as they've only talked two or three times since he walked out.

Bree Tanner
Bree is like Peter's little sister. They live together in Seattle, and Peter literally tells her everything - which he probably shouldn't do considering she's a young teenager who doesn't need to know about his sexual escapades. Bree is one of the road blocks in Peter's relationship with Lucy - only because Peter's not used to having a kid around that he actually needs to go home and check on. He absolutely adores Bree and he doesn't want her to hate him, so he constantly feels awful when he accidently spends an extra few days at Lucy's house or forgets that Bree is at home. Peter can tell that Bree is jealous of the time that he spends with Lucy, but he's totally at a loss of what to do about it.

Jasper Hale
Jasper has been Peter's best friend since Peter figured out how to use his power, and has been like family to him since the days they worked together in Maria's army. Peter and Jasper are friends that fight a lot- and they work because of it. They yell at each other and tell each other what the other one is doing wrong - and they only get away with it because they know each other and really are friends.

Caius Mancini
Peter strongly dislikes Caius though never really having any other reason other than seeing him as a part of the reason Maria was taken to Italy. Although Peter knows now that Caius had nothing to do that - he still doesn't like the man. He feels as if Caius is a part of the reason Maria doens't seem like herself anymore, and Peter hates everything that has to do with that. Plus, learning the southern army ways - Peter's just picked up a natural dislike for the Volturi - he can't help it. It's not like they're evil or anything, and he realizes that, he just looks at Caius and can't help but feel uneasy.....

Rosalina Mancini "Bedsheet Girl"
Bedsheet girl was named when Peter came to Jasper's apartment and found Rosalina answering the door wrapped in only Jasper's bedsheet. Since then, he only calls her bedsheet girl. They don't really talk - just the one conversation they had when Peter was at Jasper's apartment, but he found her interesting enough. He wouldn't have been upset if Jasper had ended up staying with her, that's for sure...who doesn't want to go to their best friend's apartment and have girls in bedsheets answer the door?

Emmett Cullen

Peter dislikes Emmett for two reasons - the first reason being that Emmett dislikes Bree and keeps threatening her. Peter will do anything to protect Bree and therefore will do anything to get Emmett away from Bree and make him leave her alone. Second, Peter dislikes the fact that Emmett is a part of Jasper's new family. Peter never got used to the idea of Jasper having another family, it just never sat right with him.