Subject: Luke Skywalker Homeworld: Tatooine Birthdate: 18 years B.B.Y. Subject's origin and subsequent childhood on the Outer Rim planet of Tatooine are widely known, as is his infamous father's identity and various misdeeds. Since his introduction to the galactic spotlight, subject has developed strong ties with the sentients that can get close to him, most notably his sister, Leia Organa Solo, and her husband Han Solo. Though he seems to have withdrawn from others lately, this is hypothesized to be the result of his recent troubles with the reborn emperor ...
Subject: Luke Skywalker Subject is articulate and cooperative, but astonishingly reserved unless prompted. Though the galaxy knows of his parentage, the fact that the subject was all but orphaned at an early age did little to detriment his obvious embrace of galactic mores and his highly attuned sense of honor. At the same time, it must be noted that the subject isn't "just" a Tatooinian farmboy. Though his childhood has had a strong influence, so too has his experiences in the Galactic Civil War. Subject is a farmboy and a soldier both, and it is important to remember both aspects while trying to understand who he is.
Subject: Luke Skywalker Aside from the obvious exception of sister Leia Organa Solo, subject has had limited and often unpleasant contact with his immediate family. No one knows the identity of his mother, and no one would presume to guess what happened between the subject and his father aboard the second Death Star at Endor. One wonders, however, at the association of "father" and "son". Does the subject merely empathize more strongly with the parent that he had contact with, however short or unpleasant the meeting, or is this an expression of his concern about following his father's path given the events of recent weeks?
Subject: Luke Skywalker Recent events obviously weigh heavily upon the subject's mind. The reborn emperor's influence on the subject is apparent and obvious, a counterpoint to the subject's other training and long-held beliefs. Nevertheless, subject seems hesitant to discuss this; the only real mention thus far is little more than a careless slip of the tongue. Further analysis will hopefully follow as the examination continues.