About: Suun Vollot

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Suun Vollot was a Human male who served as a sergeant with the Imperial Remnant in 60 ABY. He was assigned to Tatooine, where he was ordered to seek out recruits for the Remnant's armed forces. Whilst he was there, he was seduced by a dancer named Danielle Starheart. However, she robbed him and left him stranded. Eventually, he found his way back to an Imperial outpost, where he was transported offworld.

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rdfs:comment	Suun Vollot was a Human male who served as a sergeant with the Imperial Remnant in 60 ABY. He was assigned to Tatooine, where he was ordered to seek out recruits for the Remnant's armed forces. Whilst he was there, he was seduced by a dancer named Danielle Starheart. However, she robbed him and left him stranded. Eventually, he found his way back to an Imperial outpost, where he was transported offworld.
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Name	Suun Vollot
Species	Human
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abstract	Suun Vollot was a Human male who served as a sergeant with the Imperial Remnant in 60 ABY. He was assigned to Tatooine, where he was ordered to seek out recruits for the Remnant's armed forces. Whilst he was there, he was seduced by a dancer named Danielle Starheart. However, she robbed him and left him stranded. Eventually, he found his way back to an Imperial outpost, where he was transported offworld.

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