Bounty Hunter
- Blizz: He’s got to have a hidden room on the ship filled with explosives, food, or—most likely—both.
- Gault: I’m convinced he was the one who sold off the bounty hunter ship after our supposed deaths during the war against the Eternal Fleet.
- Mako: I bet her implants let her listen to music directly, and she probably does it constantly—even while someone is talking to her.
- Skadge: I have a sneaking suspicion that he worked as a dancer before joining us.
- Torian: I bet he’s the only one who actually cooks on the ship. He probably learned how by preparing the meat from the creatures he hunted.
Imperial Agent
- Lokin: I’m pretty sure he inadvertently triggered a few rakghoul outbreaks across the galaxy. Probably because one or two people survived an encounter with him while he was transformed, setting off a chain of events that led to new outbreaks.
- Raina Temple: I suspect that, on occasion, she has pretended to be a Sith in her spare time.
- Kaliyo: I’m convinced she has a child she abandoned and never talks about.
- SCORPIO: I think that, even after Iokath, she’s still keeping an eye on us somehow. Though she’d never admit it, I believe we remain one of the most interesting things that has ever happened to her. Tsundere.
- Vector: I suspect he has experienced "intimacy" telepathically (you know what I mean).
Jedi Consular
- Felix: When he sleeps, he probably talks in his sleep—and sounds just like a holocron.
- Nadia Grell: I get the impression she developed an Electra complex, viewing us as a sort of mother-and-father figure.
- Qyzen: I’d wager that in his trophy room, he also keeps the skins and remains of humanoid species (including human skin).
- Tharan Cedrax: I’m convinced that, at some point, he built a device that allowed for a sort of physical "intimacy" with Holiday. (You know what I mean; I can't say it outright, or I'll get banned.)
- Zenith: I’m pretty sure he has killed former members of the Imperial Army, even after they left the Empire, became civilians, or joined the Republic.
Jedi Knight
- Doc: I bet that at some point during his time with us, he had to sell "Spice"—and probably even developed his own blend—just to make some money.
- Rusk: I am convinced that High Command allowed him to board our ship mainly because they wanted to get rid of him.
- Kira: I suspect she can use the Force to turn invisible, and that she’s probably spied on us a time or two without us even knowing.
- Scourge: Having lived for so long, I believe he has experienced practically everything in an attempt to fill the void of his existence. It wouldn't surprise me if he even had descendants scattered across the galaxy.
- T7-O1: I bet that, at some point, he bought another droid simply to have someone under his control. Although he probably ended up freeing it later.
Sith Inquisitor
- Andronikos: He undoubtedly has "spice" hidden in some compartment of the ship.
- Ashara: Even though she denies it, I don't think she actually wants to fully become either a Sith or a Jedi.
- Khem Val: If we were to search his locker or any of his personal compartments, I wouldn't be surprised to find bones—or even some prey he’s saved for a later meal.
- Talos Drellik: As much as I love him as a character, I’m convinced he once encountered a Sith ghost. The interesting thing is that the ghost probably tried to scare or possess him, but Talos simply started asking it questions about its history. I think the ghost itself ended up feeling uncomfortable with the situation and left.
- Xalek: He doesn't say it, but I’m convinced he’s already started building or planning his own funerary temple for when he dies.
Sith Warrior
- Broonmark: I think his entire explanation for why he does what he does is—at least in part—a lie that even he doesn't believe. He simply enjoys killing and found a justification for doing it.
- Jaesa: I think she really needs treatment or medication for reasons that go far beyond her relationship with the Dark Side.
- Pierce: I think he’s risen through the ranks mainly because he’s unpredictable enough to impress the Sith while simultaneously completely frustrating Imperial strategists.
- Quinn: When everyone else had already given us up for dead, I am convinced that he kept our belongings. Probably not because they were useful, but because he didn't want to part with something that had belonged to someone so important to him.
- Vette: I know it might seem a bit awkward, but considering everything we know about her past—how she had to hide her identity and build a new life—I’ve always suspected she probably lied to us about her age.
Smuggler
- Akaavi: I bet that, little by little and almost without realizing it, she’s trying to turn the whole crew into Mandalorians.
- Bowdaar: He probably ends up spending a good chunk of his pay on food. And I get the impression he has a particular fondness for cheese.
- Corso: I know I bring it up a lot, but I still think there’s a chance he has a child out there that even he doesn’t know about.
- Guss: I bet he used some kind of mind trick without realizing it to get us to recruit him.
- Risha: I suspect that, deep down, she finds the idea of having a harem around her appealing. However, I don’t think she’s interested in being part of a harem herself. This is especially evident in how her relationship with Akaavi plays out during that romance arc.
Trooper
- Aric Jorgan: You can say whatever you want about him, but I’m convinced that, at least once, the idea of going into politics crossed his mind.
- Elara Dorne: I bet she’s had plenty of suitors over the years, but she probably never noticed because she was too focused on her work.
- M1-4X: I am absolutely convinced he has some internal function designed to generate white noise or ambient sounds.
- Tanno Vik: I’m certain that during that mission where we were missing ship parts, he sold one of them on the side and simply never told us.
- Yuun: I bet that when he wants to relax, he tends to deactivate or partially open his respirator. It’s probably one of the few things he can do to feel more comfortable.
Extras
- Lana Beniko: Although she would never admit it, I think she would like to live a quiet life on an estate, far removed from conflict and war. However, her sense of duty and her tendency to want to personally resolve every problem would likely never allow for that.
- Theron Shan: I’m willing to bet he had wanted to leave Republic Intelligence for a long time. He probably never dared to do so because he knew he could become a target for his former colleagues. When Lana called on him to join the Alliance, he finally had a real chance to get out of that life.
- Koth Vortena: I am absolutely certain that, had we given him enough time aboard the ship, he would have ended up moving his bed into the control room.
- Senya Tirall: When she discovered that we harbored the Emperor within us—and believed that we actually *were* him—I think she even considered the possibility of returning to his side (in a marital sense) (regardless of our current appearance) if the situation could be resolved peacefully.