Alethia is still accustomed to the time of the Galactic Empire, when Force-users were rarely spoken of and almost never encountered. Because of this, the abilities of the Jedi and Sith are somewhat mysterious to her and she's wary of them as a result. On the other hand, she does know that the Emperor killed all the Jedi and the galaxy functioned just fine without them. Alethia is far from convinced that Force-users are much better than the Loyalists and Mercenaries they claim dominion over.

Alethia spent her entire adult life before joining Odan-Urr fighting for the New Order and, although the Empire itself may have failed her, she still holds to its ideals. She appreciates order and devotion to duty, believes the government and military have a central role in civilized society, and suspects that 'democracy' is just a euphemism for anarchy. While this causes friction with her clanmates, Alethia does her utmost to enforce Odan-Urr's rule over New Tython and is constantly watching for signs of insurrection against the Clan Summit.

In order to withstand the psychological demands of her work, Alethia long ago learned to separate her professional self from who she is out of uniform. Those who’ve only seen her as the icy ISB or Ooroo agent are often shocked at how warm and soft she is when away from work. She doesn’t suffer from the angst and hand-wringing over morals that many of her colleagues do, but her faith in her cause allows her to rationalize away some things that shouldn’t be so easily dismissed.

Between the petty games of the Coruscanti nouveau riche, undercover work, Imperial politics, and Alderaanian high society, Alethia is no stranger to constant war between appearance and reality among the galaxy’s well-to-do. She has an almost instinctive handle on etiquette and can be charming on command, but this armor of superficiality keeps her colleagues from getting close to her. Additionally, her couture wardrobe and refined accent tends to elicit strong reactions, with some thinking her “well-bred and well-born” and others writing her off as “another insufferable snob”.

Alethia applies the same rules to personal combat that the Imperial military applied to its maneuvers: hit first, hit hard, and destroy the enemy’s will to ever fight you again. She is efficient and brutal in combat, disregarding form and style in favor of whatever puts the enemy on the ground now. Even in a drawn out engagement, the initial shock usually allows Alethia to dictate the terms of the rest of the battle. Of course, this focus on aggression sometimes means that Alethia starts - and usually finishes - fights that could have been avoided in the first place.

Alethia doesn’t much care for fair fights. If she can’t break an opponent’s will or kill them outright at the beginning of a battle, she’ll play the long game and use pain, exhaustion, mind games to wear down her adversary. She’s found that certain poisons work wonders on Force users. If Alethia can manage to retreat to safety between skirmishes, she will - but if she can’t, a skilled warrior is likely to overwhelm her too quickly for any of her more devious tricks to take full effect.