Anck-Su-Namun

Anck-Su-Namun was a beautiful woman; who was not afraid to break rules to get what she wanted. She was haughty, scornful, and more than capable of pathos; which she displayed most; when in the presence of Imhotep, whom she adored. Anck-Su-Namun's resurrected form, Meela Nais, exhibited many of her old characteristics; including her haughty, near-vain demeanor and callousness toward others; with the exception of Imhotep. This callousness could and often did escalate to outright cruelty and viciousness, directed almost entirely at those; who disagreed with her.

It is easy to sympathize with Anck-Su-Namun: in life, the man she truly loved was unattainable; due to her status as the Pharaoh's concubine (making her essentially a high-valued slave) and she later died a brave and defiant death, by her own hand. But her ultimate betrayal of Imhotep at the time when he most needed her contrasts the darkness of her soul with the blinding brightness of Evelyn's, demonstrating that, she truly deserves no true sympathy, as the one she loved most was ultimately her own-self.