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I need them. lol
So, I have decided to work on the background of a character concept that I have been rolling around in my head for a bit since joining this board. However, I am wondering if I should go ahead on her or not.
Ok. Firstly, she is the descendant of a canon character (I won't say who for spoiler reasons). However, she is oblivious to her pedigree, as she was abandoned by her parents to an orphanage on Coruscant, feeling that her life would be better without their influence. Yet, as she grows into a young woman, she begins to have these upsetting visions from the Force concerning her legacy, even though the figures in these visions are vague shapes that influence her to and from each side of the Force. She first goes to the Jedi, who agree to train her. However, she becomes frustrated with the way the Jedi's solution to her problem (i.e. placating your emotions to find clarity). So she abandons the Order, and seeks elsewhere for help. She decides against the Sith, fearing they would only manipulate her into their philosophy. Instead, she travels the galaxy until she comes upon a Grey Jedi-like group (at the moment, I am consider her becoming an acolyte witch of the Awoken).
Apart of her journey is finding out the meaning of her visions, learning her legacy, and deciding whether or not to submit to the destiny that comes with these revelations.
So, I have decided to work on the background of a character concept that I have been rolling around in my head for a bit since joining this board. However, I am wondering if I should go ahead on her or not.
Ok. Firstly, she is the descendant of a canon character (I won't say who for spoiler reasons). However, she is oblivious to her pedigree, as she was abandoned by her parents to an orphanage on Coruscant, feeling that her life would be better without their influence. Yet, as she grows into a young woman, she begins to have these upsetting visions from the Force concerning her legacy, even though the figures in these visions are vague shapes that influence her to and from each side of the Force. She first goes to the Jedi, who agree to train her. However, she becomes frustrated with the way the Jedi's solution to her problem (i.e. placating your emotions to find clarity). So she abandons the Order, and seeks elsewhere for help. She decides against the Sith, fearing they would only manipulate her into their philosophy. Instead, she travels the galaxy until she comes upon a Grey Jedi-like group (at the moment, I am consider her becoming an acolyte witch of the Awoken).
Apart of her journey is finding out the meaning of her visions, learning her legacy, and deciding whether or not to submit to the destiny that comes with these revelations.
