What, where do you want to start? Is there anything you want to start with? Because we don't have to go like question by question. Maybe there's something important you want to get off or like a big theme or something.
Um, not, I don't, not really. Okay. Um, I don't know if you want to go question by question. Sure.
And we could just kind of, uh, rattle it off from there or scat from there, if you will.
Scat, like just take a big old dump. All right. We're, we're, choose a size for Sarn's town.
Um, it's a village called Rystone. Rystone? Rystone. R-Y-stone. Okay. Yep. Um, Sarn's father was a chieftain. His name was Miss, Miss Terra or Mystera. Sorry.
All right. Uh, he was a chieftain and he was well-respected in the village. All right. Um, meaning that they had the largest rock outside of their house.
Yeah. I mean, as, as you do. Of course. Yeah. Okay. Um, the younger sister, Makara. Okay. Younger.
Younger. Yes. Um, and a mother who was taken pretty early after Makara came along by the, uh, real gains or the spice, spice, uh, spice gains. Sorry.
Okay.
Um, to, to become like a dancer, like, you know, cause Twi'leks are often used as slave dancers.
Right. For, for, for, for their general beauty.
So did, in this town, was that common for?
Village.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry. In the, in the village, uh, was it common for women to be taken?
Um, well that comes up a little later on.
Okay.
When, when the, um, the spice or the, yeah, the spice gains come in and they decide to take some of the women and employ the others in the, in their, uh, spice mines, the real mines.
Okay. Um, where did you call home?
Uh, the town called Ristow, uh, uh, Ristow, Ristow, sorry.
Okay.
Um, just in the house.
You just slept in the house?
No.
Where did you most often sleep? In the house? What was the house like?
Were you, you was a chieftain. Were you rich, poor? Was everybody poor?
It was a pretty, it was a pretty nice house.
Okay.
Um, that had room, you know, two bedrooms, one for the children, one for the, um, the parents.
Okay.
But not much more than that.
Okay.
So it was a pretty nice childhood growing up, you know, being the, the child of a well-respected chieftain in the community.
Is there something, was there anything special about, like, the room or your bed or?
No.
You know, just, just somewhere to lay your head and, you know, me, Sarn and Makara would, would sit and talk and about the day and everything.
What, was Makara, I mean, cause, Sarn sort of strikes me as, sort of, um, rough and tumble.
I would say tomboy, but that's not, that's not the right term.
You know, like, were, were you both like that?
Like, I don't think Sarn would get picked up to get thrown into, like, dancer slavery.
No, Makara was definitely more girly girl.
Okay.
More prissy, more, you know, elegant.
Okay.
But that was never, that was never Sarn.
No.
Okay.
Um, so they, they got along.
Yes, very well.
Okay.
Very well.
Even though it was her, her being younger than Sarn, they got along very well.
Okay.
Because, well, no, sorry.
I take that back.
Just they got along really well.
Okay.
Um, did you have anything about, uh, where did people socialize in the town where you're from?
Yeah, there was, um, it wasn't necessarily around, like, a fire or a town hall.
Okay.
It was more of, like, a music hall.
Oh, that makes sense.
Where, you know, they, they would dance and there would be, you know, obviously music playing and food being cooked.
And Oscar, or I'm sorry, Sarn was, I was reading a lot of the backstory.
Um, Sarn was actually trying to learn how to play the organ.
Okay.
And, and Sarn would also cook as well.
Because, Sarn is rough and tumble.
He, Sarn doesn't like to go out dancing and really socialize too much.
So, Sarn would be behind the, you know, kind of like backstage playing the music, cooking and watching everyone.
Okay.
Dancing and enjoying themselves much more than Sarn would.
But Sarn likes to go.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, Sarn, Sarn enjoys seeing it, even though, unfortunately, Sarn got picked on and bullied because of the gender ambiguity that, that Sarn has.
Right.
Okay.
So, so, so Sarn would get picked on and weird looks and never really genuinely, generally accepted by certain groups.
Okay.
Why did Sarn leave?
Well, that has to do with these, uh, the spice miners.
Okay.
Or, I'm sorry, the spice gains.
Okay.
Um.
Coming in.
So, is that, does that lead into, uh, what did people respect?
About Sarn?
Well, no, I just, I'm going through the questions.
I don't, maybe you didn't go as, as question to question as I'm reading.
Yeah, I didn't, I didn't, you know, go down the questionnaire.
Okay.
Like, fill it out.
Okay.
Um.
So, you, you didn't do the homework.
I have the paper.
I have it written down.
Okay.
All right.
Uh, well then, then what sort of next in what you were thinking?
Um.
The, the spice gains came.
Okay.
Took the mother away to become a, a dancer in clubs or, you know,
it was a slave dancer because of Twi'lek's sexuality to other species.
Mm-hmm.
And that really hit hard with the family, with the father and, uh, and the two kids.
So Sarn had to step up a little bit and become kind of a provider as well.
Okay.
You know, going out hunting, hunting food and gathering food for the meals.
When that came around, then they took Sarn's father to work in the spice mines as well as
her sister, or as, as well as Sarn's sister.
Okay.
because Makara was too young to be sent off as a dancer.
Okay.
Like, I'm sure there's markets for that, but we're not getting into that.
Right.
Yeah.
So in order to, in order to protect her, to protect Sarn's sister, Sarn started working
as, started working under someone named, uh, Guyax.
Okay.
Who was a bounty hunter and an assassin.
And after a while, Sarn kind of started to develop feelings for Guyax.
Okay.
And unfortunately, that's what led to Sarn's drug addiction.
Is that Guyax offered Sarn something and Sarn wanted to abuse this person that she has developed
feelings for in hopes of something more.
Was Guyax an addict too?
Not necessarily an addict, but a user.
He was part of the spice game.
Okay.
So he was getting high on his own supply.
Okay.
But he wasn't necessarily an addict, you know, he's not going around, you know, he's not a
hobo begging for money to get drugs.
But he wasn't trying to, or he or she wasn't trying to take advantage of Sarn.
No, no, not at all.
Did you sabotage them by getting him addicted?
No, Guyax actually had some sort of feelings as well.
Okay.
And thought that, hey, maybe this is something that we can do together.
And they did it once and Sarn just really took to it.
Just really enjoyed it because it got Sarn away from the shitty situation that Sarn was in.
Okay.
And so with Sarn becoming Guyax's apprentice slash whatever you want to call them, he promised to keep Makara away from the dancing trade, the slave trade of that.
Okay.
You know, just to work in the mines rather than becoming victimized as a, just a sexual being.
I shot the animals.
Okay.
Did, so, um, what happened to Guyax?
Eventually he did not succeed on a job.
It was a job that he decided to take without Sarn.
Yeah.
And ultimately that ended in his death.
Oh, shit.
Um.
Was he a, was he a, he, was Guyax a Twi'lek?
No, he was an Aqualish.
Okay.
Which made for a very weird looking couple.
I would not like to, I'm sure there, I'm sure there is, uh, you know, rule 34 out there.
Can't fix it out there.
Yeah.
Um.
Okay.
So now you don't know what happened to Makara.
No.
Cause that was your last link.
That was the last link.
So I, I, I, Sarn has no idea where Makara is.
If she eventually got traded into the.
Let's be real.
The sex slave.
Right.
Thing.
So, so it's kind of really weighs on, on Sarn to try to be able to find Sarn's little sister.
Sarn.
And be able to control, or not control, sorry.
Being able to assist her and take her away from that light.
Right.
It seems like Sarn is pretty solitary now though.
Tries to be after the murder of, uh, not, well yeah, murder of Guyax.
And Sarn doesn't want to get emotionally involved anymore.
Because.
That makes sense.
Cause she.
Of what happened.
Sarn is so prickly.
Yeah.
Very standoffish.
Yeah.
Very, you know, I don't want to talk to you.
I really don't want to get to know you.
Right.
Just leave me alone.
Let's get this job done.
So, so I can figure out my next move.
Okay.
Into either getting my sister back or more trucks.
Um, is there anything we didn't touch on you want to get into before, or you want to get off before we, uh.
I don't think so.
I think that was pretty much it.
That's a.
Um, I would like to touch on the biggest family rock again though.
Okay.
That there, there was a lot of urine from Sarn on that.
Um.
And to hide.
Hit, uh, Sarn's sexual ambiguity is why.
The helmet.
That covers the ears.
Uh-huh.
Is that from a very early age, Sarn knew that.
Knew.
That he wasn't like, he wasn't typical.
Sarn wasn't typical.
So you have to get something that covers the ears because that is a huge telltale sign of
Twi'leks.
Uh, gender.
It, it doesn't.
So does.
Do Twi'leks also, um, aren't very good at gendering Sarn or.
No, I think.
Sarn's father knows what gender.
Sure.
Sarn was born as.
But, Sarn doesn't really associate with either gender.
Mm-hmm.
Sarn is just Sarn.
Yeah.
He's a, Sarn's a Twi'lek.
That's it.
There, there's no.
There's no reason to think of Sarn, Sarn as anything else than just Sarn.
Not even Makara knows Sarn's true gender.
Oh, so.
Okay.
All right.
But.
Interesting.
So.
I get it.
All right.
Um.
Okay.
But.
Makara only knew Sarn as Sarn.
So.
There's no.
You know.
Oh, well when Sarn was a little girl.
Or when Sarn was a little boy.
Or whatever.
In Makara's mind.
Well, it might not be as weird for Makara.
If that's how they grew up.
Yeah.
Exactly.
So.
Makara just loves Sarn for Sarn.
And I imagine Gaiax is probably the same.
Yeah.
It was more of a.
Or is that.
Is that asexual?
Not asexual.
Um.
Pansexual?
Pansexual.
Yeah.
Okay.
So you just.
You just care for someone for the.
The person.
Or in this case.
Twi'lek.
That.
They are.
Um.
I can't think.
Yeah.
I think.
I think pansexual.
Might be it.
Um.
Okay.
Or.
Or they.
They like.
The gender fluidity.
Right.
Whatever.
I'm not too.
Up to date on.
Those PC terms.
No.
But.
We probably should.
If we're going to keep going down this.
Maybe not go crazy.
But.
Maybe there's a little room for improvement.
I don't know.
I mean.
I don't think we've insulted.
Anyone.
Not yet.
With how we handled this.
I mean.
None of our.
None of our fans.
Are.
Hundreds and thousands of fans.
They would have reached out via Twitter.
Right.
Yeah.
For sure.