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==Personality and traits==
==Personality and traits==
[[File:Volir Great Schism.png|thumb|250px|'Volir and the Sangheili fight against the Covenant and the Jiralhanae at the onset of the Great Schism.]]
[[File:HRoA4 Volir Great Schism.png|thumb|250px|'Volir and the Sangheili fight against the Covenant and the Jiralhanae at the onset of the Great Schism.]]
{{Quote|no=three|1=Let 'Volir|q1=Yes. And the AI. We still don't know how she accessed our-|2=Atriox|q2=HOW MANY OF YOUR MEN SURVIVED?!|3=Let 'Volir|q3=...Enough to honor our contract.|4=Let 'Volir's docile response to an angry Atriox.{{Ref/Reuse|hw2utd}}}}
{{Quote|no=three|1=Let 'Volir|q1=Yes. And the AI. We still don't know how she accessed our-|2=Atriox|q2=HOW MANY OF YOUR MEN SURVIVED?!|3=Let 'Volir|q3=...Enough to honor our contract.|4=Let 'Volir's docile response to an angry Atriox.{{Ref/Reuse|hw2utd}}}}
Let 'Volir is a skilled commander, and believes that a captain should sacrifice everything just to keep his crew alive. He became conflicted with the dawn of the [[Great Schism]] in [[2552]] as he was forced to abandon the [[Covenant religion]] and battle the [[Hierarchs]]-led [[Covenant]] as the [[Sangheili]] were betrayed by the empire. With the Covenant's fall later that year, 'Volir still continued to command {{Pattern|Syfon|assault carrier}} ''[[Enduring Conviction]]'', eventually joining the [[Banished]] as he felt that it provided the best chance of keeping his crew alive and together.{{Ref/Reuse|gamespot}} Despite believing that a captain should sacrifice everything for his crew, Let 'Volir did not go down with his ship.{{Ref/Reuse|hw2utd}}Following the loss of the ''Enduring Conviction'', 'Volir exhibited a timid and submissive demeanor around Atriox.{{Ref/Reuse|hw2utd}} The other Banished are shown to be dismayed by 'Volir being left in charge and think very little of him.{{Ref/Reuse|DW2}}
Let 'Volir is a skilled commander, and believes that a captain should sacrifice everything just to keep his crew alive. He became conflicted with the dawn of the [[Great Schism]] in [[2552]] as he was forced to abandon the [[Covenant religion]] and battle the [[Hierarchs]]-led [[Covenant]] as the [[Sangheili]] were betrayed by the empire. With the Covenant's fall later that year, 'Volir still continued to command {{Pattern|Syfon|assault carrier}} ''[[Enduring Conviction]]'', eventually joining the [[Banished]] as he felt that it provided the best chance of keeping his crew alive and together.{{Ref/Reuse|gamespot}} Despite believing that a captain should sacrifice everything for his crew, Let 'Volir did not go down with his ship.{{Ref/Reuse|hw2utd}}Following the loss of the ''Enduring Conviction'', 'Volir exhibited a timid and submissive demeanor around Atriox.{{Ref/Reuse|hw2utd}} The other Banished are shown to be dismayed by 'Volir being left in charge and think very little of him.{{Ref/Reuse|DW2}}