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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 8112508" data-attributes="member: 177">The basic example of Kender that we have (Tasslehoff) even with years of association with non-kender, did not learn it.  We see his internal monologue, and he just doesn't ever get it.  As I recall, he says things that are actually factually untrue about his acquisitions to deflect the anger of people he's taken from.  He is either lying, or is outright delusional.They are described in setting materials as not having a concept of privacy or personal property.  They are also described as spending the majority of their adult lives wandering among non-Kender.  Do tell us how, while living among others for their entire adult lives, they can still fail to have the concept?  To logically follow the setting materials, Occam's Razor suggests that they are generally incapable.  Maybe it is a result of the magic that formed them, or something.Or, let us say that they do acquire an understanding - even thought that is a direct contradiction of setting materials. Knowing that it is both aggravating and detrimental to non-kender, but doing it anyway, why should we not categorize them as insensitive jerks?I don't want insensitive jerks around, do you?</blockquote>