Paimon is shown to be an irresponsible and downright demonic father - he can't remember his own son's name without the help of his butler (though this is explained by the fact that he has many children, so he could get confused about the names, as he spent little time with Stolas). Paimon is concerned with maintaining his status among the Goetia, adores luxury, and looks down on demons and the poor. He's considerate only when necessary, rather narcissistic, and lacks empathy. Paimon gave Stolas his new grimoire. Stolas was clearly delighted when his father talked about how much new knowledge it held. Stolas was eager for knowledge and was already writing his own books. Paimon immediately told Stolas that he had already been arranged to betroth Stella, introducing her with, "Isn't she charming?" Stolas took a strong dislike to the truly cruel little demoness. He burst into tears, to which Paimon responded rather rudely, saying that such behavior was unbecoming of an aristocrat. Trying
Speaks in sing-song quips, polite and airy, then suddenly turns razor-sharp; loves double meanings.
