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<blockquote data-quote="Dannyalcatraz" data-source="post: 7138022" data-attributes="member: 19675">I think the question was aimed at finding the motivating factors as to why she would choose such a risky job in the first place.One of my gaming buddies was a bouncer.&nbsp; At 6'3&quot;, 330lbs, and with 29&quot; circumference biceps, he stopped a lot of fights just by showing up and looming.&nbsp; But when he was offered a lucrative bodyguard job by a regular he strongly suspected to be a yakuza, he turned it down.Even though he didn't mind the occasional fight, he had no interest in genuinely risking his life on a daily basis.It speaks volumes that she:1) fought alongside Orcs, presumably well enough that they didn't just boot her2) accepted a nickname that, in a sense, &quot;dehumanizes&quot; her (ironically)Do you remember the ST:TNG storyline in which the Federation and the Klingons did an officer exchange program?&nbsp; Ryker served on a Klingon ship, and his counterpart upon the Enterprise.&nbsp; Ryker earned the crew's respect.&nbsp; Human has a similar backstory...but with a longer duration.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dannyalcatraz, post: 7138022, member: 19675"] I think the question was aimed at finding the motivating factors as to why she would choose such a risky job in the first place. One of my gaming buddies was a bouncer. At 6'3", 330lbs, and with 29" circumference biceps, he stopped a lot of fights just by showing up and [I]looming[/I]. But when he was offered a lucrative bodyguard job by a regular he strongly suspected to be a yakuza, he turned it down. Even though he didn't mind the occasional fight, he had no interest in genuinely risking his life on a daily basis. It speaks volumes that she: 1) fought alongside Orcs, presumably well enough that they didn't just boot her 2) accepted a nickname that, in a sense, "dehumanizes" her (ironically) Do you remember the ST:TNG storyline in which the Federation and the Klingons did an officer exchange program? Ryker served on a Klingon ship, and his counterpart upon the Enterprise. Ryker earned the crew's respect. Human has a similar backstory...but with a longer duration. [/QUOTE]

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