Melissa Luxor often struggles to remain in the present. Her Farsight abilities require focus for her to gain any true understanding of what she sees but oftentimes her mind will drift off into visions without her intending to in relaxed situations. This leaves Melissa coming across as easily distracted or lacking in focus as she seemingly zones out of nowhere, though she has adapted to these visions and can efficiently regain her place in a conversation upon her focus returning to the present.

Growing up alone changes a person. For Melissa, she strives to never have it occur again, not if she can help it. Using her abilities both in and out of the Force, Melissa Luxor will protect those she considers close, often at a detriment to her own safety and health. Despite how easy it can be to gain that status in her naivety, Melissa makes a point to know those around her in depth, doing her best to do good by them and ensure a long, healthy relationship.

Coming from a very simple lifestyle, Melissa is consistently surprised and pleased by what others may take for granted. While she may find shoes and some high tech items irrelevant, the small things such as ice cream and magnetised dresser doors are quite the luxury to her. Despite the bittersweetness of discovering them as an adult rather than always having these things, Melissa is just happy to be catching up and pays little mind to anyone making quiet assumptions or judgements.

The Jedi are selfless, caring only about others. Melissa Luxor is compassionate, brave and always strives to represent the common good. She tries to help everyone she can, even at her own expense, and is a fine role model for others to follow.

Melissa Luxor vastly prefers ranged combat, taking every opportunity to use skills and Force Powers to disengage from melee and instead fight at range, so much so that she has become competent at staying out of melee in the first place.

Estranged from her Echani heritage, a lot of Melissa's fighting is based on instincts she no has no understanding of. This works well when she isn't considering her actions too much in life or death situations, reacting in tune with the fight. In more focussed combats such as duels however, trying to work out what it is she's picking up on can often be distracting and often puts her on the back foot, overthinking to a point its a detriment.