Full Name: Neftiria Cohl

Age: 17
Gender: Female
Species: Miraluka
Birthworld: Alpheridies
Homeworld(s): Naboo

Legal Status: Citizen of Alpheridies
Relationship Status: Single, not really the "relationship" type
Living Situation: Housed at the Jedi Temple on Naboo
Occupation: Jedi Padawan

Affiliation: The Jedi Council

Abilities: Force Sight compensates for natural blindness, developing other Force Powers

Personal Skills: Simple housekeeping skills, personal combat in the Echani style of martial arts and K'tara

Personality: Neutral = Unconcerned with morality in the traditional sense. Upholds the philosophy of the Light Side, but deals harshly and immediately with the "perversion" of the Light Side. Not necessarily helpful out of kindness, but rather out of a sense of duty. Likewise unconcerned with the orders of a superior when her own principals are contradicted, but otherwise obedient. A very complicated girl.

Hobbies: Tai Chi-esque exercise, gardening

Physical Stats
Avatar: Basic KOTOR Miraluka model
Theme Song: "Bye Bye Beautiful" by Nightwish
Motto: "The only thing worse than being blind is having sight but no vision."
Height: 5'2"
Weight: 130 lbs.
Hair Color: White
Eye Color: Eyeless
Other: Very little emotional expression

General Appearance: Nef tends to prefer white robes with blue trim. An athletic girl, she keeps these robes cut in such a way as to offer total freedom of movement, and wears simple white pants below them to protect her modesty. Over her empty eye sockets Nef keeps a white blindfold to keep from disturbing sighted people. She keeps a simple utility belt and a padawan's lightsaber on her waist at all times. Her face rarely shows strong expressions.

Possessions:
Lightsaber - A simple padawan's lightsaber with a blue blade.
Utility Belt - Simple tools such as a comlink, cable launcher, and air filter. No datapad.

Complete History:

Neftiria Cohl was raised in an isolated corner of Alpheridies with a fundamentalist sect of Miraluka Force-worshipers. From the time she was able to walk, she was taught the ways of the Jedi as remembered by the village and chosen as that generation's representative for the Jedi Council. Between her schooling and her training, Nef's early life was very busy.

Her teaching included the philosophy of the village, and not necessarily that taught at the Jedi Temple. Told from an early age that the Force was the binding substance that the entire galaxy shared, a benevolent aspect of nature and a fundamental material essential to life of all kinds. In this way, she came to respect it as a, if not the god. Her respect for the Force bordered on fanaticism after several years of indoctrination.

She took up several more peaceful, undemanding hobbies to keep herself calm. Tai Chi was her solace during her extensive physical training, and gardening allowed her to forget her thinking mind for hours at a time and attain a kind of personal peace. In this way she managed to not only finish her training, but maintain a calm mentality as she left home a month ago to make for Naboo.

Never once was Nef ever told of the existence of the Sith.

The Sins:

Nef's upbringing with a Force-worshiping cult has instilled in her the fundaments of a very similar philosophy to that the Jedi teach. Among many other aspects, it includes a list of sins which are not only not to be committed under any circumstances, but to be atoned for with proper penitence. Until repentance is made, one is still an evil creature worthy of destruction. This has given her the mindset of a religious fanatic, obsessed with obeying her Master's orders and upholding her ideals at the same time.

Pride is the first sin. Though others may exalt you, do not exalt yourself. Atonement involves a given amount of menial, thankless service to instill humility. The amount of time spent serving is proportionate to the infraction.

Avarice is the second sin. You must never keep from others what you have no use for. Atonement involves charity work with a total value proportionate to the infraction. To instill generosity, one's possessions must never include more than is strictly necessary.

Malcontent is the third sin. Begrudging another for his success is the surest path to evil. Atonement involves service to the party wronged, proportionate to what said party feels will teach the sinner content with himself.

Cowardice is the fourth sin. Never leave to others what you are more capable of doing. Atonement involves volunteering for a task of great danger without regard for personal wishes, meant to teach bravery.

Bloodlust is the fifth sin. Striking out at a man before he has struck at you is the first act of evil. Atonement involves corporal punishment, administered slowly and without quarter. This is to teach both patience and endurance.

Murder is the sixth sin. Innocents shall never know the cut of your blade. Atonement is decided and administered by the victim's relatives, since only they can truly show the sinner the value of the life taken.

Corruption is the last sin. Failing to destroy evil is the greatest act of evil you can commit. Atonement for this sin is banishment for a set duration of time, dependent on the severity of the evil ignored. The sinner is to learn the total isolation that comes from a life of evil so that they might know what awaits them should they continue.