rocky41_7

Tavarezzyn's personal journey starts with running away from her platoon. This began as an incredibly half-hearted attempt at suicide, which was over without any real effort when she realized she didn't want to die, just to not be constantly surrounded by people who thought she was worthless. So she high-tails it to Faerun, essentially at random.

She spends a few weeks in Baldur's Gate utterly wracked with guilt, eventually deciding she must return, and it's on this trip to rejoin the other githyanki that she's picked up by the nautiloid. Nevertheless, those few weeks in Faerun is the first time she's ever really experienced foreign cultures. Certainly she offended a couple hundred people in her brief time there, but she was also exposed to ideas and perspectives shed never considered before, and those things are percolating in her mind even before the nautiloid.

This makes her more prone to shifting values throughout the journey of the game and gives her a primer to be a little more tolerant when it comes to picking up her various non-gith companions.