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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Arani Korden" data-source="post: 678052" data-attributes="member: 271">For the convenience of, well, everybody, here's how I see Arani's relationships with the group.Sia-Lan:  The last Sia-Lan and Arani got along very well.  I've always imagined that Sia-Lan and Arani are roommates back at school, but it's never been mentioned in play, so don't feel bound by the idea.Set:  Arani thinks she likes Set.  She doesn't, really, as he's a prickly enough personality to drive even her up the wall, but Arani remains blissfully unaware of the fact.  She's also occasionally concerned about Set's temper, but as the other Jedi don't seem worried, she doesn't spend much time thinking about it.Dorn:  Arani has a secret (she thinks) crush on Dorn, which is why she hardly ever speaks to him.Kelko:  One of Arani's tech buddies.  They've bonded over long discussions of gadgetry, though Arani's approach is more theoretical while Kelko's a more hands on type.  As was witnessed in the jungle, Arani's very protective of Kelko, but she's like that with everybody.Sen:  Arani likes Sen, but they don't really have much to talk about.Rorworr:  In my mind, Arani's known Rory the longest.  He's like a big brother to her - a big, hairy brother with a similar diplomatic family background and a shared interest in machinery.Deel:  Deel is a seriously baaad influence on Miss Korden.  Most of her ore serious misadventures at school were Arani/Deel collaborations.  (Again, I think.  Don't nobody feel bound by any of this.)Kaz Lo:  She just met him, and hasn't formed an opinion yet.Vor'en:  She hasn't met him yet at all.  Again, no opinion.Valara:  One is a tech grrrl by day, prom queen by night.  The other is a graceful but tactless jungle maiden in tune with the Force.  They fight crime!  Or not.  It's a complicated relationship, as Valara is guileless, direct, and a woman of few words, while Arani talks too much and thrives on complicated diplomacy.  They got off to a bad start, but they're slowly becoming friends.  And if this were a TV show instead of a game, the internet would probably be full of Arani/Valara slash.</blockquote>

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