Alayus Bolandin was a human male who served as an Imperial officer in the 224th Imperial Armored Division of the Imperial Army and the Imperial Officer Corps.
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Hirang Birren
Hirang Birren worked as a cruise ship talent scout during the reign of the Galactic Empire.
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Blawz was a Dwuni male who was enslaved with his brother Crodit during the reign of the Galactic Empire and served as a miner in the Pyke Syndicate’s spice mines on the planet Kessel.
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Melik Galerha was a Force-sensitive human who served as a Jedi Knight of the Jedi Order during the Clone Wars between the Galactic Republic and the Confederacy of Independent Systems.
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Galle was the taken name of a clone of the human male bounty hunter Jango Fett created on the planet Kamino to fight for the Galactic Republic during the Clone Wars against the Confederacy of Independent Systems.
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Janu Godalhi was a human male lawyer and security expert who worked with Jedi Master Plo Koon to drive pirates from the planet Teth.
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Denwade Banevans was a human male who served the Galactic Empire as a range trooper captain on the planet Vandor.
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Bansee was a human female from the planet Corellia who served as a scrumrat in the White Worms gang of Coronet City.
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Tobias Beckett was a human male professional thief and gunslinger who worked for the Crimson Dawn crime syndicate during the early reign of the Galactic Empire. A native of Glee Anselm, Beckett organized a crew to take part in his heists. Along the way he became a mentor to Han Solo, a young mudtrooper who joined Beckett’s group.
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Eeusu Estornii was a female Senator in the Galactic Senate of the Republic. She was an ally of fellow Senator Padmé Amidala, and was one of the many mourners to attend her funeral on Amidala’s homeworld of Naboo in 19 BBY, where Estornii with other senators in the procession behind the casket.
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