Pam Character Traits

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When we are first introduced to the character of Pam, she is a shy assertive but amiable, strong woman, but at the same time she lacks self-confidence and courage, but she is also the one we see grow the most throughout the show. At the start of the show, Pam wears simple clothes and clips her curly hair halfway back to express her gender. In the early seasons, she's learning to take responsibility for her life. Pam’s a receptionist at Dunder- Mifflin a struggling paper company inventing ways not to die of boredom. Pam is a straight female stuck in a love triangle, with Roy whom is engaged to and Jim her coworker each man reflects different life she wants to lead. Roy is the safe bet, the routine. Pam knew who he was and what to expect, although …show more content…

Jim is also fundamentally a good guy. At the start of season 2, Pam learns about an office scholarship for her to study art in New York. Pam grows excited as Jan leans on her to want to try something new, but Pam backs out. In season 3, she’s wounded after breaking up with Roy and losing Jim, she takes an art class and experiences being on her own for the first, this time for Pam gives her the opportunity to discover herself as funny and kind-hearted. The real turning point in Pam’s personality takes place in “Beach Day” episode Pam is the only one to successfully complete Michael’s fire walk, symbolizing the courage, strength, and confidence she has. From taking these steps she uses this new found bravery to tell Jim how she truly feels, and from this point on we see her honesty unfold, she starts wearing nicer clothes, cuts her hair and starts wearing more colors. Jim and Pam finally get together in season four. Pam still draws and is asked to draw a local ad and worked hard on designing an animated logo for a Dunder Mifflin everyone was proud of her and this continues to take steps towards self-improvement by enrolling in art school standing Michael on his business

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