Morra Galo grew up never knowing her family. She was sold into slavery very young, and was put to work almost immediately. However, due to her age, Morra Galo bounced from owner to owner until she became a teenager. Having to endure horrible treatment during this time in her life, Morra Galo has lingering trust issues while carrying an absolute hatred toward slavers. If confronted with acts of slavery, she will most likely lash out in some way, regardless if it compromises her objective.

Morra Galo has no home planet, at least not one that she can remember. As a child, Morra Galo would spend most of her time on different starships and grew accustomed to the atmosphere and nuances of space and the various crafts that traverse it. As a result, Morra Galo feels more comfortable on a ship than on any planet.

Morra Galo doesn't like conflict; so she tries to avoid it whenever possible, both in terms of combat, and interpersonal relations.

Morra Galo tells it like she sees it, when she thinks it; and she doesn't try to sugar coat what she says.

Morra Galo doesn't like to kill people; instead she chooses to injure her opponent until that person is unable to fight back or is otherwise incapacitated.

Morra Galo works hard to maintain an image of fierce tenacity despite being of a smaller stature. To that extent, Morra Galo has learned to not take jabs about her stature offensively, but to instead burn them quietly as fuel for her inner spirit. The flame that is sparked as a result is controlled by Morra Galo's discipline of never overestimating her own abilities or those of her opponents. She has trained to fully utilize her size as an advantage when fighting larger opponents. She knows exactly how to leverage her weight to deliver the most effective take downs or maneuvers. The effort to maintain this image can be draining at times, and when outmatched or overwhelmed, Morra Galo becomes susceptible to a loss of spirit.