Cultural: (Poor and Hungry) Resources are scarce and money has always been tight.
Accept this situation as the norm, readily learning to make do with the assets that are available, secure in the knowledge that they have nothing to lose.

Force: (Pragmatic Power) Some see their powers and talents as tools they can use to advance their lives or accomplish their goals. Such a character may constantly flirt with the dark side of the Force and never realize it. Learning or denying Force philosophies and histories invariably plays into the stories of characters from this background.

The Call: (Fleeing the Empire) She has accidentally revealed herself as force sensitive to the Empire and is now on the run.

Revenge: At some point in the character’s past, he was brutally wronged. Now he seeks vengeance, and he has a hard time focusing on anything else.

Morality: 50
Conflict: 0

Pride: Pride can be a powerful emotion, and can push a character to impressive feats of personal accomplishment. He strives to be the best and to take pleasure in his skills.

Arrogance: Pride, among all emotions, is perhaps the easiest to fall to a darker form. Arrogance mirrors pride, but satisfaction in one’s accomplishments is replaced with contempt for others’ failings. It is not enough to succeed; the character also expects all others to fail.