Jillian, age 21, is a rock: self-disciplined, righteous, and driven to do the right thing, earning love and respect from those Jillian helps in the process. Originally from Vasturii Prime, Jillian now lives in on a crippled starship in the Deep Core to find and bring home the person she can't stop having visions about and holds a job as a Jedi Knight. Jillian is single and has no children. She's small, but stronger than she looks
As a child, Jillian lived in an unstable environment. Perhaps Jillian's parents weren't there or were erratic in some way. As a result, Jillian learned to look inward for the rules of right and wrong. Combine this with a more recent loss or disappearance of a loved one, and you get an overwhelming urge to correct some social problem or to eliminate an evil force. Jillian's flaw is that the motivation to do what's right can alienate friends and family, putting perfectionism and principles above other relationships. She wants to fulfill her destiny — whatever it turns out to be.
Hmm. Her parents did (amicably) divorce when she was a child, but she saw them both regularly. Other than that, I'd say she had a rock-solid upbringing, both from her parents and the Jedi Order.
She "looks inward for the rules of right and wrong" because that's what a proper Jedi does.
The rest of it is pretty close, actually. Except there is one person who comes to matter as much to her as her principles and destiny.
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Date: 2010-10-12 10:31 pm (UTC)As a child, Jillian lived in an unstable environment. Perhaps Jillian's parents weren't there or were erratic in some way. As a result, Jillian learned to look inward for the rules of right and wrong. Combine this with a more recent loss or disappearance of a loved one, and you get an overwhelming urge to correct some social problem or to eliminate an evil force. Jillian's flaw is that the motivation to do what's right can alienate friends and family, putting perfectionism and principles above other relationships. She wants to fulfill her destiny — whatever it turns out to be.
Hmm. Her parents did (amicably) divorce when she was a child, but she saw them both regularly. Other than that, I'd say she had a rock-solid upbringing, both from her parents and the Jedi Order.
She "looks inward for the rules of right and wrong" because that's what a proper Jedi does.
The rest of it is pretty close, actually. Except there is one person who comes to matter as much to her as her principles and destiny.