Background
Dik-Lik's mother (Lik-Lik) was sold into slavery at a very young age, whilst she did eventually break free and meet the love of her life (Dik-Dik) the scars of her past were ever present. She felt she had no choice but to return to her crutch, the Savorium Herb. Unfortunately, Dik-Lik picked up this addiction In Utero and was a sickly baby, always crying.
The stress of trying to take care of Dik-Lik whilst dealing with his wife's addiction proved too much for Dik-Dik. One morning he woke up, said he was going to the Tosche Station and never returned (At least this is what Dik-Lik was told, it wasn't until her mother was on her death bed that she learned her Father left her Mother for the village bike, Dik-Suc, and died shortly afterwards of Rooze Disease).
The loss of her husband made Lik-Lik's addiction even more severe. When Dik-Lik was an infant, she was often left to run feral whilst her mother sat in front of the house sporting the tell-tale grin of a Savorium addict, nursing a soiled doll which she had convinced herself was her daughter.
During Lik-Lik's more lucid moments, she showed her daughter how to identity and harvest Savorium for her (it grew in abundance in Ryloth). Thus began Dik-Lik's reintroduction to the drug, from then on she always had an escape when things got too much. She would take herself off to a nearby stream, take some Savorium and lie back watching the sky for hours. Sometimes a day or more would pass, without Dik-Lik or her Mother realising how long she had been gone for.
Motivation
Rolled for motivation - 6 - Cause
Rolled for cause - 15 - The Weak / Charity: The character fights for the underdog, disliking bullies and totalitarianism. He'll put the interests of
those in need before his own and may donate time or money to aid the less fortunate.
Obligations
Addiction: The character has a strong addiction they must feed. It could be
a physical addiction such as stims, dust or alcohol or mental such as
gambling, thieving.
+20 Obligation (Took 2,500 extra starting credits)
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