Tell me, What guides you?" "My Conscience." This a telling question for one to really understand Sen. Sen is a young man who follows his own perception of right and wrong. He's willing to get things done but only if it seems completely moral to him. He doesn't kill unless in matters of self defense or the person dying really should be axed off. He's more of a talker than he is a fighter. If he could he would rather try and solve disputes with words rather than blades. He's ruled by compassion. When first awakening to his jailor, Cassandra, all he had to say was how horrid it was for all those people to die. As life threatening as his current situation had been, Sen's mind instantly went to the thousands of lives lost in the explosion at the conclave. Cole gives us some insight though to what the Inquisitor does feel about this situation "The weight of all on you, the hopes you carry, the fears you fight. You are theirs." He has come to understand that he may actually be the only one to stop Corypheus and that everyone looks to him as their one and only hope. While he is willing to act the part it definitely troubles him. He doesn't believe himself some saviour chosen by the Maker. Pragmatism is not his forte. Since his choices are ruled by his heart he doesn't tend to make the "Smart option" often. A choice between saving the Chargers that he came to know and become friends with to a faceless Alliance with the Qun? He chose the Chargers. He can make relatively smart choices but when it comes to death of friends for an entire cause he'd often chose his friends. Sen in public always shows the face of a leader. He remains strong, he's confident, and he inspires. Being a beacon to all of the hopes of both Orlais and Freleden he has to be. He's the only one able to seal the breaches and stop Corypheus. He has to be strong, he has to be an icon to the people. Not even in front of his enemies does he lose this face. He is in control and he will not let his foes believe for a second that he has any weakness. But, in private and with his closest friends he expresses his doubts and fears. He's feels he's not quite cut out for the job and that if everything he does will not be enough. Even with Haven despite managing to Stop the Red Templars from slaughtering everyone the guilt of not saving everyone weighs on him. He's a man who is in constant doubt over his own decisions, if he's making the right choices. When entire nations were raising him up as an idol, the pressure of it all to live up as this perfect icon makes him more uncertain. Sen would probably fit the elven stereotype of being too sorrowful. The amount of history lost to the elven people, the treatment of those who do not fit the “social norm”, it leaves him feeling melancholic. His heart bleeds for every death and every loss that he experiences in Inquisition. When his friends or loved ones are troubled, so is he and he always tries his best to solve the problem. On top of the world being at stake it’s enough to make anyone sad. Though is he all doom and gloom and mopey all the time? No. With friends and even with strangers he can crack jokes and be fairly jovial. He's friendly and downright cheerful when his mind's not on the burdens he has. A night of wicked grace and Sen throws his cares away, joking and laughing with all the others. Speaking of Haven, Sen's willing to put his life on the line for thousands of unnamed others. He stayed behind to allow as many of the Inquisition's followers and refugees to escape when he believed he would certainly die in the act. He is the type of young man that holds the resolve to do what is necessary despite the risks to his own life if it means saving others. Sen feels that he is too young to be leading the Inquisition. He always seeks out his elders like Solas and Vivienne and seeks their council. He listens to all points of view completely before he makes a decision on anything. If anything, he's more than willing to learn from anyone just to be sure he CAN do a good job at what he is doing. In the end, Sen is a person does believe in doing what is right for all acting the part of the hero the world needs but quietly suffering for it all the same.