Rog was born into an old and barely known clan, son of a greedy orc with many mates. Thrown into the klomp pit at age 3 he stood before a mighty sand scorpion, and as the clan watched this great undertaking, all he could do was run. His father, ashamed that his seed would be so cowardly began to beat and scar him. The many other orcs of Krugmar stepped in at this un-orc like show from the father, and he was banished from the goi. With his tusks cracking and chipped, Rog left not only the clan, but the goi aswell. For days he scoured the desert looking for a way to appease the spirits and his sense of honor so that he may return to the clan. The dire wolves and other beasts in the forest gradually broke his spirit, his body now scarred by a hundred claws and stings. Spirit broken, he roamed the desert for many weeks, until he had happened back upon a great coconut tree, it's large leaves calling for him to close his eyes underneath them. As he slept beneath the tall tree that offered shade, an old orc passed by asking him for a klomp to the death. Rising up, he refused, as he was an elder, and too weak to be an honorable fight. They sat beneath the tall tree and the old orc taught him about the traditions of the orcs and their culture that he could not learn with his self-exile. The old orc pleaded him to return, as he was now a true orc. Splitting ways, the old orc went on pilgrimage and Rog returned to the goi, believing that he must prove himself to Krugmar, and not to his selfish desire for self esteem.
Read the scenario below this box and type out inside of this box how your character might respond. Your response must be at least four sentences long and include at least one action and at least one piece of dialogue surrounded by quotes.
”Ug” Rog says, happy to be approached, though he quickly reminds himself that he has no need to talk to pinkiez “Hrm..out of mi way pinkieh, where mi ahm going, mi not need a pinkiehz’ help” he would attempt to move the man away from his path and quicken his pace through the bazaar, fearing his appetite for conversation would keep him too long.

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