| rdfs:comment | - Brue Thayn was a male Keshiri who was the husband of Quarra Thayn, and father of their three children, which included at least one adolescent daughter. He was a resident of the city of Uhrar, in northern Alanciar, a continent on the Wild Space planet of Kesh. As of 2975 BBY, Brue worked as a glassblowing instructor for the Training Directorate of the Alanciari military, and taught glassblowing to elderly Keshiri veterans. While he disliked his job, Brue had little interest in advancing his position, something which irritated his wife Thayn considerably. Whereas Brue was late-back and complacent, Quarra was competitive and eventually worked her way to the top position of wardmaster and chief military administrator of Uhrar.
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| abstract | - Brue Thayn was a male Keshiri who was the husband of Quarra Thayn, and father of their three children, which included at least one adolescent daughter. He was a resident of the city of Uhrar, in northern Alanciar, a continent on the Wild Space planet of Kesh. As of 2975 BBY, Brue worked as a glassblowing instructor for the Training Directorate of the Alanciari military, and taught glassblowing to elderly Keshiri veterans. While he disliked his job, Brue had little interest in advancing his position, something which irritated his wife Thayn considerably. Whereas Brue was late-back and complacent, Quarra was competitive and eventually worked her way to the top position of wardmaster and chief military administrator of Uhrar. Quarra's frustration with her husband's complacency led her to initiate an affair with Jogan Halder, a signal officer in the Alanciari military's Signal Corps, who was stationed at the frontier fort of Point Defiance. Quarra's fateful meeting with Halder coincided with the Sith invasion of Alanciar, and the two Keshiri were coerced into collaborating with the invaders who managed to annex Alanciar. During the Sith invasion, Brue evacuated his children to a protective shelter where they remained for the duration of that conflict. Following the Sith "unification" of Alanciar and Keshtah, Brue and his family were able to return to their home. His wife Quarra was also regarded as a hero for helping the "good Sith" to defeat the "bad Sith", who had murdered the War Cabinet, the military government of Alanciar.
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