defeated in the boss battle, and as he lays dying in the Exile’s arms, he confesses that he loved her all along. Members of The Sith Lords fan community group pieced together a narrative through the fragmented code, which included innumerable unused original assets and voice-over recordings, and incorporated these alterations into a mod known as The Sith Lords Restored Content Modification or TSLRCM, which has seen intermittent updates in the years after the game's original release. Character Atton Rand is depicted as a roguish scoundrel who is an avid player of the Pazaak card game, and hides his dark past behind a laidback attitude; his irreverent style and predilection for Pazaak are part of the mental defenses he has built against the mind manipulation abilities of Force users. Atton and his sense of humour serve as a counterweight and foil to Kreia's dour lectures as the Exile's mentor, balancing her crusty tone by acting as comic relief and making snarky quips about every character and every situation that he encounters. As part of his back story, Atton was once an airman in service of the Republic army, who grew to despise the Jedi Order and came to see them as hypocritical cowards who swear fealty to the Republic but fail to step up when they are needed. He later joined Revan's cause, and underwent intensive training to become a deadly hunter of Jedi. When recounting his experience of being an assassin for the Sith, Atton claims there is no functional difference between the opposing factions as the average person does not care about what side of the Force someone is on, though he is haunted by his internalized guilt of murdering Jedi and considers himself to be beyond forgiveness. If the player accumulates enough influence with Atton, he develops a genuine respect for the Exile and chooses to follow them of his own volition, even allowing himself to be trained as an apprenticed Force user. Atton may also develop feelings for a female player character, though there is no fully fledged romance in the original release. Atton is an example of a stock character who makes throwback references to other works in the Star Wars media franchise, such as Han Solo's signature "I have a bad feeling about this" quote. Under certain conditions, for example if the player completes the game at least once, Atton will break the fourth