The Black Sands of Socorro by Unknown

Author:Unknown
Language: eng
Format: epub

Socorran Integríty and Corellian Profit

It's the old story of the country cousin and his city-dwelling relative. The dividing line between profit and integrity has long been a sore spot among Corellian smugglers and the native pirates of Socorro. For many, smuggling is seen as a business, a profiteering venture in which Corellians excel. Pirating is a way of life and subsistence which Socorrans hold in high regard.

Socorrans often see their Corellian counterparts as ruthless and greedy, seeking only to turn a profit at the expense of the common man. Corellians view Socorrans as somewhat backwards and having little sense for business. This would appear to be true as Socorrans rarely become wealthy, they spend a large amount of their time in trouble and in debt–due in part to their belief in consistently aiding the underdog. Regardless, it is the Socorran societal dictates that win out when it comes down to the ethical structure of the Black Bha'lir.

While the differences of cultural perspective has caused some friction among the Bha'lir's membership, Corellians view themselves as protecting and educating their Socorran cousins. And Socorrans see themselves as adding depth and integrity to their otherwise apathetic, business-minded Corellian kinsmen.

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