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| Continuity: | True Blood |
| Type: | Minor |
| Gender: | Female |
| Location: | Louisiana |
| Status: | Alive |
| 1st appearance: | "Strange Love" |
| Actor: | Jessica Stroup |
Kelly was a minor character featured in the HBO television series True Blood. She was played by actress Jessica Stroup and appeared in the series' pilot episode, "Strange Love".
Biography[]
Kelly was a young blonde-haired woman from Louisiana. She was dating a college fraternity boy named Brett and was traveling through Renard Parish one evening after having imbibed considerable amounts of alcohol. Bored, she decided to give her boyfriend a hand-job, but this ended when the frat boy noticed a Grabbit Kwik store that advertised the sale of the synthetic blood substitute known as Tru Blood. The two screeched the brakes on their vehicle and parked at the store. Inside, they asked the clerk about Tru Blood, but moreover, they wanted to know about the town's vampire population. The clerk played a prank on them by pretending to be a vampire, a joke that Kelly found little humor in. Brett inquired about where to score some "v juice", which was a nickname for vampire blood which, if consumed by humans, acts as a narcotic. Kelly had no interest in this at all, recounting how one of her classmates had done V and nearly clawed her own face off. At this point, one of the store patrons, a true vampire told them that they needed to leave. When they refused, he bared his fangs at them and they hastily exited the store. (TB: Strange Love)
Notes & Trivia[]
- Kelly is unique to the continuity of the True Blood television series and does not have a counterpart in the "Southern Vampire Mysteries" series of novels by Charlaine Harris.
- Actress Jessica Stroup also played Cady Hanson on four episodes of the supernatural comedy series Reaper.