"Let's Dance!"

Narru's outfit consists of a flowing dance ensemble with her strapped shoes. She likes to wear clothing that allows her to show off her spots.

As soon as she could walk, Narru was on the move. Her parents did all but chain her up to keep her from getting away from them and always had to keep an eye on her. It wasn't long before a young Narru found the obituary of the late Oola, a Twi'lek slave girl of the also late Jaba the Hutt. Narru watched holo-tapes of Oola performing for the Hutt and his menagerie and decided dancing was a new way to move.

She studied different cultures and moves, making up her own as she went, inspired by other great dancers and reading about, her parents more than willing to go along with her passion as long as it meant they didn't have to chase her everywhere. She enrolled into a dance school, meeting up with a human girl who said she was a stranger, her body having been covered in strange brown spots. The yellow Twi'lek quickly formed a friendship with the new girl and decided she wanted spots just like her friend, but found out later that her friend's spots were actually apart of her body. Her parents didn't quite approve of the tattoos either, but didn't know she had gotten them until they showed up on her neck and head.

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