From the notes of Jedi Master Rekkan Thrace:

Potential Candidate #8:
Name: Brinan Danner
Species: Human
Homeworld: Coruscant
Mannerisms:
Brinan is an exhausting child. Thoroughly confident in his burgeoning abilities, he appears to have a boundless and willful energy, always attempting to take charge of the activities I give him. His excited nature is endearing, though, and he shows a remarkable fearlessness. I find even myself swayed at times by his bravado: when queried to accompany me on what I’d said was an important and dangerous mission, he grinned and asked, “Do I get a lifesaver?” He wants at all times to see my lightsaber. However, Brin has clearly grown up with barbaric misconceptions of the Jedi (probably due to his father’s wild and somewhat egregious war tales), and that will have to be rectified. But I believe his social deftness and innate sense of justice should temper him toward the true purpose of our order in time.
Background:
Brinan’s mother, Inara, is an old friend, and she had initially hesitated in contacting me after first witnessing Brin’s sensitivity. She and her husband had evidently wanted other things for their only son—likely in the political sphere—than to be “banished” (her words) to such a life as this. But I insisted upon seeing the boy, and have decided that he is ready to begin training. I will attempt to convince them of the important role Brinan will play in galactic dealings, that their hopes for their son will not be wasted. If that fails, there are other avenues that I can explore.

GEAR TO BUY:
- Lecter's Outfit

Current Morality: 44
Sith: 30 or lower
Paragon: 70 or higher

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.