Summary

Sara has a strong moral code that she refuses to break under any circumstances. Her insistence to do the right thing often causes conflict with the hierarchy, many of whom have their own ulterior motives, and the very humans she strives to protect. She is determined and strong-willed, a combination that makes it almost impossible to deter her from her goals. She is almost dangerously self-assured and often overconfident because of it. Despite her many centuries spent observing the earth, she has little experience with actual human contact and has difficulty keeping up with quickly changing trends. This makes her interactions with humans awkward, and she does her best to hide it by sheer force of will.

Additionally, Sara's constant desire to do the right thing knows no bounds: there is very little she wouldn't sacrifice if it meant upholding her own moral code. She is very much a proponent of utilitarianism, or the need to achieve the greatest good for the greatest number, and she wholeheartedly believes that the end justifies the means. Questions of morality often come down to simple math for her. She is often coldly logical in her decisions, and only later does she grow to understand the true worth of individual human lives.