Roki never knew his parents. His first memory is of begging for food. Not long after, he was taken in by the Saracen Rabbits and taught how to survive on the streets. Though he mostly goes his own way now, stealing rare items from collectors to sell to other collectors, he stays in touch with the Rabbits. They're the closest thing he has to family

Survival.
Growing up on the streets, survival is not something Roki has ever been able to take for granted. Life is cheap on Nar Shadda, and Roki has seen too many lives snuffed out all to soon. From an early age, he vowed not to be one of them

Morality 66
emotional strength curiosity
emotional weakness obsession
Morality is not, honestly, something Roki gives a great deal of thought to. He's spent most of his life looking after himself, and expects others to do the same. He does feel gratitude and loyalty to those who have helped him, mainly the Saracen Rabbits. And he can, sometimes, be moved to compassion by seeing others helpless and vulnerable. He remembers being in the same position himself.
Making his living sneaking into the dwellings of the wealthy, Roki has quickly learned the power of secrets. He strives to always know more about his employers than they do about him. This gives him leverage in negotiations, and he is not above playing his patrons off against each other