Despite whatever all his other characteristics may convey, Djasei Brevis retains the air of a person that is confident, if not arrogant. Minor (and often, major) things in his body language - his walk, his stance, his expressions - reveal these feelings. At times, it seems he borders upon narcissism, especially judging from how much he enjoys his own company.

Djasei Brevis doesn't like to work in groups or teams and feels most comfortable on his own. Djasei Brevis sticks to himself, sets his own pace, and doesn't share feelings or emotions with others. While the Lone Wolf can get things done quietly and efficiently, he tends to be emotionally cut off and has problems relating to his comrades.

Djasei Brevis possesses a cold and completely uncaring demeanour. This will manifest itself in the fact that when push comes to shove, Djasei Brevis will just as soon leave a struggling ally behind rather than put themselves in danger. While this may ensure his survival, it often leaves him as an outcast amongst his peers.

Djasei Brevis prefers his study of holocrons and ancient artifacts over the company of others. While few can deny that his research has paid off, he lacks the ability (and inclination) to easily connect with others.

Djasei Brevis seems to get his thrills, perhaps sadistic ones at that, from toying with his opponents. Some are content with simply striking down or injuring their opponent, but that is not enough for Djasei Brevis. No, he wishes to see his enemy descend into madness or kneel before him as a blathering mess; or even better, as a fresh new servant with a muddled mind. The Puppeteer usually forsakes outright hurting and maiming his opponent and focuses on illusions, mind tricks, and other wicked means of destroying a person.

When Djasei Brevis gets in trouble, he finds no fault in bravely turning tail and getting the hell out of dodge. Obviously, this means that he tends to survive even the most deadly encounters... but the same can't always be said for his compatriots. This fact hasn't exactly made him the most popular among his peers, but hey, at least Djasei Brevis isn't dead yet.