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Castor is a competent military commander, having serving as an army [[Jiralhanae Chieftain|chieftain]] during the [[Human-Covenant War]] and the commander of many "battle [[pack]]s".<ref name="ll61"/> He believed that any good commander was able to anticipate their opponents and were able to adjust their plan when necessary.<ref name="ll125"/> Castor is a deeply religious [[Jiralhanae]], still believing in the [[Covenant religion|religion]] of the [[Covenant]], even after the empire's dissolution at the end of the Covenant War.<ref name="ll61"/> Although he did not trust many of them, Castor is able to work with [[Kig-Yar]] and [[human]]s.<ref name="ll125"/> Castor is opposed to the [[Unified Earth Government]] and its [[United Nations Space Command]], believing them to be leading a "[[List of known Covenant heretics|heretic]]al tyranny". He believes that UEG and UNSC presence at [[Forerunner]] sites is an insult to the [[Keepers of the One Freedom]], fearing that they "defile" the artifacts.<ref name="ll61"/> He is unique among the Jiralhanae as being willing to accept humans among his ranks if they pledge to be believers of the Great Journey, as he truly believes the faithful should have a chance to ascend. He also treats the Unggoy under his command with relatively high respect, knowing they'll frantically do his bidding out of gratitude and loyalty.<ref>''[[Halo: Shadows of Reach]]'', Page 64-65</ref> He deeply respects his former war brothers as seen by his decision to prepare [[Orsun]]'s son, [[Krelis]] for a higher station.<ref>''[[Halo: Shadows of Reach]]'', Chapter 7</ref>
Castor is a competent military commander, having serving as an army [[Jiralhanae Chieftain|chieftain]] during the [[Human-Covenant War]] and the commander of many "battle [[pack]]s".<ref name="ll61"/> He believed that any good commander was able to anticipate their opponents and were able to adjust their plan when necessary.<ref name="ll125"/> Castor is a deeply religious [[Jiralhanae]], still believing in the [[Covenant religion|religion]] of the [[Covenant]], even after the empire's dissolution at the end of the Covenant War.<ref name="ll61"/> Although he did not trust many of them, Castor is able to work with [[Kig-Yar]] and [[human]]s.<ref name="ll125"/> Castor is opposed to the [[Unified Earth Government]] and its [[United Nations Space Command]], believing them to be leading a "[[List of known Covenant heretics|heretic]]al tyranny". He believes that UEG and UNSC presence at [[Forerunner]] sites is an insult to the [[Keepers of the One Freedom]], fearing that they "defile" the artifacts.<ref name="ll61"/> He is unique among the Jiralhanae as being willing to accept humans among his ranks if they pledge to be believers of the Great Journey, as he truly believes the faithful should have a chance to ascend. He also treats the Unggoy under his command with relatively high respect, knowing they'll frantically do his bidding out of gratitude and loyalty.<ref>''[[Halo: Shadows of Reach]]'', Page 64-65</ref> He deeply respects his former war brothers as seen by his decision to prepare [[Orsun]]'s son, [[Krelis]] for a higher station.<ref>''[[Halo: Shadows of Reach]]'', Chapter 7</ref>


Unlike most Jiralhanae is his preference for ranged weaponry.
Unlike most Jiralhanae is his preference for ranged weaponry.{{Ref/Novel|Halo: Shadows of Reach|Chapter=??}}
 
 
Also he really enjoyed human balls in his mouth. {{Ref/Novel|Halo: Shadows of Reach|Chapter=??}}


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
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