<strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">Vo-Cador</span></strong>(https://docs.google.com/document/d/12CNreTPZiR8kRcq5dozDXlAkrgNIQHf8_qwHyNtWOUg/edit?usp=sharing)<br/><br/><strong>Species:</strong>Kel-Dor<br/><strong>Career/Spec:</strong>Consular/Arbiter (Disciples of Harmony)<br/><strong>Morality:</strong>Discipline/Arrogance<br/><strong>Motivation:</strong>Become a Jedi.<br/><br/>Vo-Cador was raised, like many force-sensitive children, in the Jedi Temple. Indeed, he was largely considered a shoe-in for Padawan when the time came, as he was a diligent and disciplined student, and a way with words. And yet when the time came, the Jedi Council decreed that it was the "Will of the Force" that Vo remain a novice for the time being. And Vo accepted the Council's wisdom. The next year, the Council once again decreed that, by the Will of the Force, Vo not rise to the rank of Padawan at this time. And Vo again accepted the Council's wisdom, though he began to question. In the third year, the Council decreed that Vo would not study under a Master. And Vo began to doubt the council's Wisdom in earnest.<br/><br/>It was in this third year that Senator Organa came to Vo. He required a "Negotiator who could handle himself in dangerous situations." However, this would require Vo to leave the Jedi order, as this work was to be conducted in utmost secrecy. Vo agreed to this quickly, feeling he had little left to learn in the archives of the temple, and doubtful that the Masters would ever make him a Padawan.<br/><br/>Vo still believes he is worthy of being a Jedi, but that he will never achieve that rank as part of the official Order. Instead, he will go out into the Galaxy, eager to learn, and when the time is right he shall knight himself. In a way, he views himself as Senator Organa's Padawan.<br/><br/>While Vo is typically very reserved and disciplined, he still holds resentment towards the Jedi Order for holding him back, particularly towards those students who were elevated to Padawan ahead of him (almost always, in his mind, lesser students than he ever was).