Nan visits Shreveport, Louisiana on her way to Portland, Oregon. She announces that the AVL is close to obtaining the majority necessary to vote the " Vampire Rights Amendment" (VRA), which would give equal rights to vampires in the US. Nan appeared in an interview for "Sunday Morning with McCafferty" along Congressman David Finch. She appears once more, in a flashback on the episode " Fire in the Hole", in the series' seventh, and final, season. Nan had the power to execute, fire and appoint sheriffs and monarchs, and met an untimely demise on the episode " And When I Die", at the end of the series' fourth season. Playing a recurring role through the series' first, second, third and fourth seasons, Nan was a figure of authority among vampires, being both a member and a representative of The Vampire Authority, and ranked higher than most vampire monarchs and sheriffs. A prominent vampire rights activist and key vampire spokesperson who spoke on the behalf of the AVL, Nan was often seen on television debating over the rights entitled to her species, but off-camera however, she displayed a ruthless attitude and focused on pushing through the AVL's agenda. Played by American starring actress Jessica Tuck, Nan makes her debut in the series' premiere episode, " Strange Love", at the beginning of the series' first season.
#ACTRESS JESSICA TUCK SERIES#
Nan Flanagan was the official American Vampire League spokesperson on the HBO original series True Blood. I refuse to be retired like a fat first wife!" ―Nan Flanagan
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